A Tucson law firm is suing Trump administration ... started revoking students’ visas, and as the Department of Homeland Security terminated the students’ legal status in its Student and ...

The Supreme Court blocked a lower court’s order directing the Trump administration to rehire 16,000 fired federal workers who had been on probationary status ... secretary level of the ...

We are raising the level of accountability,' school officials announced at the beginning of a meeting for parents of students ... more information about the status of the graduating class's ...

IT SAYS IF THAT DOES NOT HAPPEN, HARVARD WILL NO LONGER BE ABLE TO ENROLL INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS. ALSO TONIGHT, THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION ... HARVARD’S TAX EXEMPT STATUS AS A NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION.

Xiaotian's student status termination was “not standard or normal procedure,” they said in their email to him. “We are alarmed by the Trump administration’s sudden revocation, without any ...

Several students have filed lawsuits against DHS, claiming denial of due process and lack of justification for revoking their right to stay in the US. The Trump administration, over the last few ...

"The Trump administration’s sudden revocation of the visas and immigration status of hundreds of university students across the country, including at least six public universities here in ...

The lawsuit claims that their legal status was "illegally ... The Trump administration appears to be targeting some international students with student visas and green card holders for their ...

Secretary of State Marco Rubio said he planned to use AI to find student visa holders with criminal records. Jack Gruber, Jack Gruber USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images The Trump administration ...

At least four international higher education students in Washington are suing the Trump administration in federal court for terminating their legal status, arguing the terminations were arbitrary.

and no administration should be allowed to circumvent the law to unilaterally strip students of status, disrupt their studies, and put them at risk of deportation,” he said in a statement.