Moreover, many countries, particularly in the EU, have., our team is continuing to report through this global health crisis—doing what we can to keep you informed and up-to-date on some of the most underreported issues of this pandemic. —we can’t do it without you.Additionally, many of these students have already arranged for U.S. living arrangements for the fall, and the deportation order disrupts those plans.
Here are some of the legal and imaginative efforts they are taking to help international students stay in the country:for implementing this rule. Harvard has already announced its plans to use entirely online instruction—but that now means that its 5,000 international students will not be able to reside in the country.
In the lawsuit, the schools argue ICE’s regulation creates an “untenable situation,” making it impossible to find a solution. The lawsuit also underscores that only “weeks from the start of the fall semester, these students are largely unable to transfer to universities providing on-campus instruction,” and are therefore left with no choice but to leave the country.
BREAKING: Harvard and MIT sue Trump admin. over rule that would strip visas from international students. “The effect — and perhaps even the goal — is to create as much chaos for universities and international students as possible,” the lawsuit alleges.