DHS is reviewing its final rules regarding international student admissions, which are being challenged under the Administrative Procedure Act.
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DHS is reviewing its final rules regarding international student admissions, which are being challenged under the Administrative Procedure Act.
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Student and Exchange Visitor Program
program to manage foreign students and exchange visitors in the United States
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