Raquel Badillo GS, a Ph.D. student in economics from Mexico, frequently travels between the United States and Mexico to conduct research for her degree. But now, she worries a new federal rule capping F-1 and J-1 visa durations could prevent her from continuing her work.
A government serious about student-visa fraud would target fraudulent students, sham schools, and fictitious employers. The Trump administration has chosen a blunter instrument: subjecting nearly every international student in the United States to a new immigration deadline—and hundreds of thousands of them to recurring federal adjudication
skip to content The F-1 visa is a non-immigrant category for students attending academic institutions in the US, while the M-1 visa covers vocational and non-academic programmes.
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