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What Happens to Student Loans if the Department of Education Shuts Down?
The potential closure of the U.S. Department of Education could shift student loan management to the Treasury, continuing borrower obligations. Loan forgiveness programs and financial aid may face changes or…
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Canary Mission linked to student deportations over pro-Palestinian activism
Canary Mission’s online listings of pro-Palestinian activists now drive U.S. government visa cancellations and deportations. Foreign students face job losses,…
Suguru Onda’s US visa at risk after AI mistake threatens status
Japanese PhD student Suguru Onda’s US visa was cancelled after an AI misinterpreted minor infractions as serious crimes. Legal intervention…
International students in the US regain legal status after court wins
A surge in SEVIS terminations has stripped over 1,100 U.S. international students of legal status since March 2025. Courts ordered…
ICE ordered to restore student visas for 133 international students
A court mandated ICE to reinstate visas for 133 students whose F-1 status was revoked under Trump’s MAGA policy. This…
Tennessee immigrant student bill stalls over federal education funding concerns
Tennessee lawmakers halted a controversial bill requiring public schools to check student immigration status and potentially deny enrollment. Facing loss…
F-1 visa holders can re-enter the US during summer break
To re-enter the U.S. during summer break on an F-1 visa, secure a valid passport, current I-20 with recent travel…
Tennessee pauses challenge to right to education for all children
Tennessee delayed a bill that could deny public education to undocumented children, fearing $1.1 billion in lost federal funding. Federal…
Student loan collections by U.S. Department of Education resume May 5
Starting May 5, 2025, U.S. student loan collections resume, impacting over nine million borrowers. Those in default risk wage garnishment,…