Eight organizations sued DHS over the rule ending duration of status. A federal judge in Boston hears arguments September 9 — six days before the rule takes effect. Here's what the lawsuit actually argues, what it doesn't, and what it means for you before September 15.

The case for fewer international students rests on one assumption: that when a student doesn't get a visa, an American gains a seat, a scholarship, or a job. Does that actually happen? I tested the three main arguments against peer-reviewed research and federal data. One of them holds up better than I expected — and pretending otherwise makes us worse advocates, not better ones.

DHS proposes ending “duration of status” for student visas, replacing it with a 4-year limit. Public comments open until Sept. 29, 2025.

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Confused by all the acronyms in international student news? USCIS, ICE, State Department - who does what? Our new guide breaks down which U.S. government agencies actually affect your student life, from visa processing to work authorization. Finally understand who's responsible for the policies making headlines! 🏛️📚

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