From Inside Higher Ed: The Department of Homeland Security is appealing a federal court’s ruling in a lawsuit contesting a regulation that would limit how long international students can stay in the U.S... DHS filed its appeal with the First Circuit Court of Appeals, seeking to reverse a preliminary injunction that blocked the regulation from going into effect. The regulation, which was finalized over the summer and slated to take effect in September, would cap the amount of time international students can remain in the U.S. at four years, unless they get permission for an extension. It also placed other new limitations on international students, such as preventing graduate students from changing their course of study. A preliminary injunction granted by a federal judge last month prevented the rule from taking effect...
Full story at https://www.insidehighered.com/news/quick-takes/2026/10/05/dhs-appeals-block-international-student-time-limits.
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