Thousands of Indian students in US lose visa power | hybiz tv
In a statement on Monday, US Immigration & Customs Enforcement (ICE) said students with (non-immigrant visas cannot take a full online course load while remaining in the country.) Numbering over 200,000, (Indians constitute the second-largest foreign student community on US campuses) after the Chinese.
ICE has warned that students( who don’t comply with the rule could be removed.) In March, when COVID-19 happened, most universities completely went online and administered the course and exams online.
The U.S. State Department will also not issue any visas to students enrolled for online-only courses in the fall semester and the US Customs and Border Protection agency will not permit these students to enter the United States.
The order, which follows US President Donald Trump’s restrictions on H-1B, H-4, H-2B and other visa categories, (will have a significant impact on Indian students pursuing their degrees) in the country
ICE has warned that students( who don’t comply with the rule could be removed.) In March, when COVID-19 happened, most universities completely went online and administered the course and exams online.
The U.S. State Department will also not issue any visas to students enrolled for online-only courses in the fall semester and the US Customs and Border Protection agency will not permit these students to enter the United States.
The order, which follows US President Donald Trump’s restrictions on H-1B, H-4, H-2B and other visa categories, (will have a significant impact on Indian students pursuing their degrees) in the country
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