International students only take online classes, otherwise they will be deported. Is this policy reasonable for the US Immigration Service?

According to CNN's latest report, ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement Bureau) issued a new regulation on online class this fall: If you are an international student with F- 1 or M- 1 visa, and your university has announced that you will use online teaching throughout the fall semester, then you have two choices: leave the United States, or transfer to partial or complete opening. ?

This move may affect thousands of foreign students who come to the United States to attend universities or training courses and non-academic or vocational studies. ?

According to Forbes, some American schools and universities have been considering how to start school safely in autumn. Harvard, Princeton and other ivy league schools restrict students from returning to school, which will force some students to look forward to studying outside the school, so as to teach online. Harvard and Princeton plan to send students back to school in the fall semester, but this does not mean all.

At present, there are more than 6,543,800 international students with valid American student visas in 8,700 colleges and universities in the United States, and the economic spillover effect they have created is immeasurable to the American economy. Everyone gathers firewood and the flames are high. Such a move has alarmed the whole education circle!

When the US Immigration Bureau announced this regulation, Lawrence, President of Harvard University? Bako also objected:

We are deeply worried that the guidance issued by the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement Bureau today is to choose a straightforward and one-size-fits-all way to solve a complex problem, so that international students, especially those who take online courses, have no choice but to leave the United States or transfer.

However, international students should not be too flustered. They should actively communicate with institutions for help, and then the school will come forward to communicate with the international students' office and try to solve it. The power of the masses is the great power of gathering!