Trump administration to restore foreign students' legal status, for now
- A government lawyer announced Friday that ICE is restoring legal status for international students.
- Terminations in the ICE-maintained SEVIS database often occurred without notifying students.
- Affected international students and their schools reported surprise upon discovering the record changes.
- A government lawyer confirmed it "would apply to all students."
- This action applies broadly to all similarly situated students, not just plaintiffs who sued.
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kentuckylantern.comTrump administration restores some visas for Kentucky international students and graduates
Visas revoked by the Trump administration for international graduate students at the University of Kentucky and recent international graduates from the University of Louisville have been restored.
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Some MSU students see legal status reinstated
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