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WORLD NEWS

Trump Administration Reverses Terminations of International Student Visas

Sunday, Apr 27

The Trump administration has reversed recent terminations of international student visas affecting thousands in the U.S. amid mounting legal challenges.

POLITICS

Israel Revokes Visas for French Lawmakers as Diplomatic Tensions Escalate

Monday, Apr 21

Israel revokes visas for 27 French lawmakers ahead of their planned visit amid rising diplomatic tensions over Palestinian statehood.

POLITICS

Lawsuits Filed Against Trump Administration Over International Students' Visa Revocations

Monday, Apr 21

ACLU's lawsuits challenge the Trump administration's revocation of visas for international students amid fears of deportation.

WORLD NEWS

USCIS to Deny Visas Based on Antisemitic Social Media Activity Under New Policy

Thursday, Apr 10

USCIS implements a new policy to deny immigration benefits based on antisemitic content found on social media.

WORLD NEWS

Harvard and Other Universities See Sudden Visa Revocations Amid Trump Administration Crackdown

Tuesday, Apr 08

Over 150 international students, including five from Harvard, face visa revocations amid a crackdown by the Trump administration, raising fears of deportation.

WORLD NEWS

South Sudan Faces Visa Ban Amid Political Turbulence and Humanitarian Crisis

Tuesday, Apr 08

South Sudan criticizes U.S. visa revocations affecting its nationals, citing mistaken identity, amid escalating political and humanitarian crises.

ECONOMY

Trump Unveils $5 Million “Gold Card” for Wealthy Immigrants Amid Controversy

Friday, Apr 04

Donald Trump showcases a $5 million "Gold Card" aimed at wealthy foreigners seeking US citizenship, sparking both interest and criticism.

POLITICS

US Revokes Visa of Former Costa Rican President Oscar Arias Amid Criticism of Trump

Friday, Apr 04

Oscar Arias, Costa Rica's former president, has had his US visa revoked, potentially due to his criticism of Donald Trump and ties to China.

POLITICS

Cornell Student Momodou Taal Leaves U.S. After Visa Revocation Amid Trump Administration Crackdown

Wednesday, Apr 02

Cornell University student Momodou Taal self-deports after losing his visa due to pro-Palestinian protests, citing fears for his safety and free speech.