Tag: students

‘We Need Flexibility for Universities to Make Decisions That Are Best for Their Community’

Dear Senator Minority Whip Durbin, Senator Duckworth, and Representative Bost,

I am an independent voter who is deeply concerned about the fact that under ICE’s new rules, international students must choose between attending in-person classes during a pandemic or taking them online from another country.

With the COVID-19 pandemic still spiking in the United States, requiring colleges and universities to open for in-person instruction is unsafe and unnecessary. But the new SEVP modifications announced on July 6 by ICE force institutions to choose between putting the health of their students and instructors at risk or losing their international students.

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‘These Students Deserve a Chance to Be Here, to Study, and to Learn’

Dear Senator Fischer, Senator Sasse, and Representative Bacon,

We benefit greatly from the perspectives and contributions of our international students. The nationalist views of the current administration are very troubling. These students deserve a chance to be here, to study, and to learn. Please act to protect our international students. They should be welcomed with open arms, not treated like criminals.

Regards,
Amie (Nebraska)

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