In 2025, USCIS policy changes threaten the legal status of children in H-1B visa families, risking disruptions to their higher education in the US. With extended green card backlogs, many face losing protections that allow them to study and work. Students, families, and universities must adapt swiftly to safeguard academic progress amid shifting immigration regulations.USCIS tightens the age-out noose on H-1B kids: How this rule change could derail their college dreams
In 2025, USCIS policy changes threaten the legal status of children in H-1B visa families, risking disruptions to their higher education in the US. With extended green card backlogs, many face losing protections that allow them to study and work. Students, families, and universities must adapt swiftly to safeguard academic progress amid shifting immigration regulations.