New US rules change how international students can stay in America
Most outlets reported the change in US immigration rules affecting international students, focusing on the shift in how students track their authorised stay. Dawn mentioned the implementation date and the Department of Homeland Security’s role, while Minute Mirror highlighted the end of the “duration” system. Both framed the change as a significant update to the existing rules.
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New US rules change stay for international students
Under the new system, the US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is ending the longstanding “duration
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New US rules change how international students can stay in America
WASHINGTON: A major change in the US immigration system is set to take effect on Tuesday, requiring international students to keep closer track of how long they are authorised to remain in the country. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is ending the longstanding “duration of status” system for F-1 students and replacing it with a fixed period of admission. Under the new rule, F-1 studen...
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