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Shattered dreams: Why home isn’t an option for some international students
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International students pursuing degrees in the U.S. will have to leave the country if they are only enrolled in online courses. The new policy was introduced by Immigration and Customs Enforcement early July, leaving more than one million students in limbo. For Priyankaa Krishnan and Raul Romero, going back home isn’t the safest option. It would mean a future of fear and uncertainty.July 10, 2020
