The Trump administration shocked by the American court! Will the ban on student visas on the ban, will foreign students get relief? – a move from the Trump administration blocked USCOURT to revoke AMNR international student visas
The Trump administration has undergone a major setback from the American court. An US federal judge has arrested the Trump administration’s decision to cancel the visas of thousands of international students who study in American universities and send them. Jeffrey White, judge of the American district court in the Northern District of California, sentenced the Trump administration’s decision. This should bring great relief to international students, especially Indian students.
In fact, in the Department of Safety of the Fatherland (DHS), secretary Christie Name published a letter saying that the US government had asked for information on foreign students who study on the Harvard University campus, but had not been given. Especially in the campus in support of Palestine, the files and audiovisuals linked to the atmosphere against protests and Israel. The university was accused by the department that, in certain demonstrations, pro feelings -hamas have been increased and Israel was criticized. Christie Name called him “racist” and “hostile to Jewish students”.
After that, suddenly, certification was canceled as part of the student and reception exchange program at Harvard University (SEVP). With this, the right to register international students from the university is removed, which was a serious shock for the global educational participation of the Institute.
Judge Ferdel criticized Federel officials in the detailed 21 -page opinion, declaring that his works have wreaked havoc on the legal status of international students. Although the court has directly pronounced any Harvard decision, but experts believe that this decision considerably weakens the situation of the administration.
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The Harvard University, which opposed the order of the DHS, more than 10,000 foreign and SCOOLS students, including 788 from India for the academic year of 2024-2025. Harvard University officials also called its “illegal” SEVP certification and warned that it weakens their educational and research missions.
There is often a situation of conflict with reputable educational establishments such as Trump Administration and Harvard. The administration gave Harvard 72 hours to prepare for the audia-visual documents sought and to respond to other requests. The department has competence on the student visa and oversees the SEVP. Earlier, the SEVP list was deleted in certain institutions.
With PTI input
