Why did the United States agree to cancel the new regulations on international student visas?

This international student visa restriction law, which caused widespread criticism and litigation in American society, came to an end on the eighth day after its publication. Coincidentally, in last night's lecture on the interpretation of the new policy of studying in the United States, two leading lawyers predicted the short life of the July 6 law in their conversation. A few hours later, the court quickly closed the case and announced that the Trump administration agreed to revoke the decree.

As the two chief lawyers said, the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE)? It is correct in theory to issue temporary notice or temporary certificate at inappropriate time, but it is difficult or even impossible to implement it in practice. ?

Now, with the revocation of the law, the guidance issued by the United States in March to adopt a visa-free policy to allow international students to study online is still valid. International students with F 1/M 1 visas can legally stay in the United States even if they only take online classes, which finally gives international students a sigh of relief. For international students who have returned to China and prospective international students who are applying for visas and will enter school in the fall of 2020, how to go next depends more on family considerations.

At present, the epidemic situation of 2 1 13 in the United States is becoming more and more serious, and international travel 526 1 is strictly restricted. The new regulations put a large number of international students in a difficult situation 4 102, and also disrupted the teaching arrangements of many colleges and universities about the epidemic in the autumn semester. Moreover, Harvard University and Massachusetts Institute of Technology have also filed related lawsuits against them, winning in more than 70 universities in the United States.

In March of this year, US President Trump announced? State of emergency Respond to the COVID-19 epidemic. The Immigration and Customs Enforcement Bureau under the US Department of Homeland Security immediately issued a guidance saying that in response to the epidemic, a visa-free policy was adopted during the state of emergency to allow international students to study online.

On July 6, the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement Bureau announced that international students in the fall semester of 2020 will not be able to obtain visas to the United States or maintain their existing visas if they only take online courses.

American universities and the media generally believe that the main purpose of the new international student visa regulations issued by the US government is to put pressure on American schools to start normal classes in the autumn semester and return students to school, thus restarting the economy in an all-round way.