The Trump administration has reversed its decision to cancel the immigration records of thousands of international students in the US after multiple lawsuits exposed the flawed and sweeping enforcement by ICE. Over 240 SEVIS records have already been reinstated, with officials pledging to halt new terminations while developing a clearer policy. Despite the reversal, legal questions remain unresolved, and civil rights groups warn of lasting damage to students, US universities, and international education ties.
In a wide-ranging administrative reshuffle, the Karnataka government has issued new postings for more than 15 IAS officers. Mrs. Janaki K M takes charge as […]
Recent US studies reveal marginalized groups have lower college enrollment due to greater distances from community colleges. Proximity to educational institutions is critical, especially for […]