A lawyer from the Trump administration read a statement in the federal court in Oakland, California, stating that ICE is manually restoring the legal status of some international students whose status was recently terminated. On the same day, in another case being heard in the capital, Washington, D.C., a government attorney also read the same statement.
The statement indicated that ICE is developing a policy to provide a framework for the termination records in the Student and Exchange Visitor Information System (SEVIS). Until the relevant policy is released, the records of individuals whose legal status has been terminated in SEVIS will remain valid, and ICE will not modify the records in the system solely based on investigations by the National Crime Information Center.
According to previous reports from U.S. media, some international students recently had their records in SEVIS suddenly deleted, resulting in the loss of legal status or visa revocation, putting them at risk of deportation. Judges in various U.S. locations have issued temporary orders in dozens of related lawsuits to temporarily restore these students' records in SEVIS.
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Overall, during the Trump era, U.S. visa policies have tightened again, making the path to staying in the United States increasingly difficult. Studying abroad feels more like walking a tightrope. It is challenging to stay in the U.S., find a job after graduation is difficult, and the H-1B lottery is harder than winning the lottery! Therefore, for many families planning to send their children to study in the U.S., they should consider a more long-term solution: applying for a green card in advance to gain more flexibility and security. In other words, a green card is the key!
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