The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and Harvard University have filed lawsuits against the decision of US President Donald Trump's administration to issue international student visas to the country. This data was given by two instructive organizations on Wednesday.Earlier on Monday, the White House said that those whose semester classes started online due to the coronavirus pandemic would not, at this point have the option to remain in the United States. That means they have to go back to their own country. Students from institutions that start online classes will also not be issued visas to come to the United States.But due to the Corona epidemic, the educational institutions of the United States are trying to create a new whim. In which there are both live and online classes. Therefore, there is uncertainty about the new announcement made by the government. Harvard President Lawrence S. Bacau said the order was issued without notice. There is no comparison to this cruelty.
The idea is that if the Trump administration's order is implemented, the admission of foreign students in the country's educational institutions will decrease. According to the Institute of International Education (IIE), the United States has more than one million foreign students in the 2018-19 academic year, accounting for 5.5 percent of the country's total higher education. In 2017, foreign students contributed ৠ4.48 billion to the US economy.
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