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WASHINGTON: The Trump administration has reversed its decision to end the legal status of thousands of foreign students present in the United States, announcing the reinstatement of their student visas.
According to documents submitted in court, the government has decided to restore visa registrations for those students whose legal status had recently been abruptly terminated.
This development comes at a time when several students had taken legal action against the cancellation of their visas, and human rights organizations had also strongly criticized the move. Critics argued that the Trump administration’s decision was discriminatory and put the academic future of international students at risk.
It is worth noting that after assuming office, President Donald Trump had taken strict action against students expressing solidarity with Palestine, canceling their visas. The decision faced intense backlash both domestically and internationally.
Students and human rights activists have welcomed the reinstatement of the visas, calling it a victory for justice. Experts say this move will provide relief to foreign students studying in the United States and help protect the reputation of American educational institutions.
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