The latest news of American student immigration

Students must also avoid overstaying if their visa F 1 expires and I20 is cancelled. Without special circumstances, they can get their studies back on track in the United States. However, if the visa is refused by the United States, there will continue to be problems in the next study visa, and it is likely to be rejected again. At this time, it is a question whether international students can return to their original schools again.

Usually, what is the best way for students to be persuaded out by American universities? If you are a senior, transfer is not the best way to solve the problem, because credits can't be transferred completely, and there is the risk of not being certified. In this case, you may choose to go directly to graduate school without graduation. This is a plan that can be considered, because it is a cost-effective plan, which is not only short in academic system, but also free to choose majors that are easy to graduate. For senior three students, it is not a bad thing.

At present, the epidemic situation in the United States is getting more and more serious, and international travel restrictions are strict. The new regulations put a large number of international students in a difficult situation, and also disrupted the teaching arrangements for the autumn semester made by many colleges and universities in response to the epidemic. Moreover, Harvard University and Massachusetts Institute of Technology filed related lawsuits, and obtained legal documents from hundreds of colleges and universities in the United States, more than 70 higher education groups and more than a dozen high-tech companies such as Google and Microsoft. Under pressure, the federal government of the United States agreed to cancel the new regulations on international student visas recently introduced. In March this year, US President Donald Trump declared a "national emergency" to deal with 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.

Harvard University and Massachusetts Institute of Technology filed a lawsuit. Harvard University and MIT took the lead in filing a lawsuit on the 8 th, demanding that the federal court stop the new visa regulations. According to the complaint, this new visa regulation violated the US Federal Administrative Procedure Law and was issued without any justifiable reason, public comment and thoughtlessness. American high-tech companies said in legal documents supporting the lawsuits of two universities that international students not only bring tens of billions of dollars in direct contributions to the American economy every year, but also help to ensure that American enterprises "continue to lead the world in innovation". If international students are forced to return to China because of visa problems, American enterprises and the overall economy will be affected.