Faced with negative removals and lawsuits, Trump’s leadership rescinded his directive that prohibits foreign academics from staying while taking online courses only. U.S. District Court Judge Allison Dale Burroughs in Massachusetts announced Tuesday that the executive and plaintiffs have reached a settlement in a lawsuit filed through Harvard University and MIT.
Aaron Reichlin-Melnick, policy adviser to the American Immigration Council, said of today’s events: “The government has actually been subsidized.
Ideally, this didn’t happen in the first place, and the reality that Trump’s leadership even tried to follow that trail misrepresented the country. That said, it’s comforting that federal public servants had the wonderful sense of resigning while they were late.
In some circles, Team Trump has developed a call as a collection of ruthless and tenacious public servants that never back down. The truth, however, is that these guys consider it obligatory to give on time.
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