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International Students Alerted To Come Back To The US Before Donald Trump's Return
As the US college community navigates this uncertain landscape, one thing is clear: international students will be closely watching Trump's policies and their potential impact on their educational pursuits.
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Why China Has Increased Visa-Free Travel For US Citizens, Others From West
China has been easing its visa policies in recent months to bring back international visitors. The country has also waived visa requirements for passport holders from 38 countries, allowing them to stay in China for up to 30 days.
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Undeterred By Crackdown, 3,000 Migrants Travel In Caravans To US Border
About 3,000 people carrying bags, water and small children trod through intense heat along a highway in southern Mexico on Tuesday, traveling in two groups aiming to reach the US border.
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Yelp to Cover Expenses of Employees Travelling Out-of-State in US for Abortions
Yelp, the online review service, has announced that it'll cover travel expenses of employees who must travel out-of-state for abortions. This comes after Texas and other states in the US passed a law banning abortions after six weeks of pregnancy.
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Travellers Vaccinated With Covaxin Can Enter US From November 8
Travellers fully vaccinated against COVID-19 with Covaxin have been given the green light to enter the US from November 8.
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How New US Travel Rules Affect Various Countries, Including India
The new US travel policy will block entry to foreign nationals who have recovered from COVID-19 and then gotten one dose of two-dose vaccines -- a standard that France and the European Commission consider full vaccination.
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17 US States File Lawsuit Against New Student Visa Rule
As many as 17 states and the District of Columbia filed a lawsuit on Monday against the new temporary visa policy for international students announced by the Trump administration as part of its efforts to restrict international travel in view of the coronavirus pandemic.
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US Military To Halt Domestic Travel Amid Coronavirus
The US military said on Friday that it will halt all domestic travel, with some exceptions, for service members, Defense Department civilians and their families amid the fast-spreading coronavirus. The memo, signed by Deputy Secretary of Defense David Norquist, said the policy would go into effect on Monday through May 11.
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"America Loves India, America Respects India," Says Trump: 10 Points
US President Donald Trump on Monday said "America will always remain a loyal friend to India" as he addressed a packed stadium in Ahmedabad, hours after landing in Gujarat's largest city with First Lady Melania Trump and his family. "Namaste, America loves India," President Trump said, drawing applause from the over one-lakh strong crowd. "I would ...
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Donald Trump's Expanded Travel Ban Targets Nigeria, 5 Other Countries
US President Donald Trump issued an expanded version of his travel ban on Friday that targets prospective immigrants from Nigeria and five other countries, a move that could affect thousands of people and reignite debate on whether the policy is discriminatory.
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Wow, Says Donald Trump As US Supreme Court Backs Controversial Travel Ban
The ruling affirms one of Trump's signature policies, which he instituted via executive order a few days after taking office, and was received inside the White House as a substantial political and legal triumph after 17 months of court battles.
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Trump Told Apple CEO iPhones Will Be Spared From China Tariffs: Report
Apple CEO Tim Cook is said to have travelled to the White House last month to warn Trump of the potentially adverse effects of Trump's trade policies on Apple in China.
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US Airline Plans Policy To Stop 'Emotional Support' Animals From Boarding
K-9s, felines . . . and now, peacocks. Airlines that have begun talking about tightening restrictions on a proliferating array of "emotional support" animals on commercial flights may have found their case bolstered this week after a picture of a peacock that was reportedly denied a seat aboard a United Airlines flight traveled far and wide.
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Blog: The High Price Of Trump's Visa Policies
The month of May is graduation time here in Dubai, too. The seniors at the university where I teach happily toss their mortarboards into the air and pose for selfies, as seniors do annually. But this year something is different: When I ask the new grads where they will go for their summer internships or jobs or even vacations, I'm hearing much more...
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As Trump Flexes Nationalist Muscles, US Universities Feel Indian Concerns
Waves from the Trump administration's "America-first" moves to discourage immigration have sponsored a sense of unease, reaching even its most coveted harbours - the country's educational intuitions.
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International Students Alerted To Come Back To The US Before Donald Trump's Return
As the US college community navigates this uncertain landscape, one thing is clear: international students will be closely watching Trump's policies and their potential impact on their educational pursuits.
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Why China Has Increased Visa-Free Travel For US Citizens, Others From West
China has been easing its visa policies in recent months to bring back international visitors. The country has also waived visa requirements for passport holders from 38 countries, allowing them to stay in China for up to 30 days.
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Undeterred By Crackdown, 3,000 Migrants Travel In Caravans To US Border
About 3,000 people carrying bags, water and small children trod through intense heat along a highway in southern Mexico on Tuesday, traveling in two groups aiming to reach the US border.
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Yelp to Cover Expenses of Employees Travelling Out-of-State in US for Abortions
Yelp, the online review service, has announced that it'll cover travel expenses of employees who must travel out-of-state for abortions. This comes after Texas and other states in the US passed a law banning abortions after six weeks of pregnancy.
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Travellers Vaccinated With Covaxin Can Enter US From November 8
Travellers fully vaccinated against COVID-19 with Covaxin have been given the green light to enter the US from November 8.
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How New US Travel Rules Affect Various Countries, Including India
The new US travel policy will block entry to foreign nationals who have recovered from COVID-19 and then gotten one dose of two-dose vaccines -- a standard that France and the European Commission consider full vaccination.
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17 US States File Lawsuit Against New Student Visa Rule
As many as 17 states and the District of Columbia filed a lawsuit on Monday against the new temporary visa policy for international students announced by the Trump administration as part of its efforts to restrict international travel in view of the coronavirus pandemic.
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US Military To Halt Domestic Travel Amid Coronavirus
The US military said on Friday that it will halt all domestic travel, with some exceptions, for service members, Defense Department civilians and their families amid the fast-spreading coronavirus. The memo, signed by Deputy Secretary of Defense David Norquist, said the policy would go into effect on Monday through May 11.
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"America Loves India, America Respects India," Says Trump: 10 Points
US President Donald Trump on Monday said "America will always remain a loyal friend to India" as he addressed a packed stadium in Ahmedabad, hours after landing in Gujarat's largest city with First Lady Melania Trump and his family. "Namaste, America loves India," President Trump said, drawing applause from the over one-lakh strong crowd. "I would ...
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Donald Trump's Expanded Travel Ban Targets Nigeria, 5 Other Countries
US President Donald Trump issued an expanded version of his travel ban on Friday that targets prospective immigrants from Nigeria and five other countries, a move that could affect thousands of people and reignite debate on whether the policy is discriminatory.
-
Wow, Says Donald Trump As US Supreme Court Backs Controversial Travel Ban
The ruling affirms one of Trump's signature policies, which he instituted via executive order a few days after taking office, and was received inside the White House as a substantial political and legal triumph after 17 months of court battles.
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Trump Told Apple CEO iPhones Will Be Spared From China Tariffs: Report
Apple CEO Tim Cook is said to have travelled to the White House last month to warn Trump of the potentially adverse effects of Trump's trade policies on Apple in China.
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US Airline Plans Policy To Stop 'Emotional Support' Animals From Boarding
K-9s, felines . . . and now, peacocks. Airlines that have begun talking about tightening restrictions on a proliferating array of "emotional support" animals on commercial flights may have found their case bolstered this week after a picture of a peacock that was reportedly denied a seat aboard a United Airlines flight traveled far and wide.
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Blog: The High Price Of Trump's Visa Policies
The month of May is graduation time here in Dubai, too. The seniors at the university where I teach happily toss their mortarboards into the air and pose for selfies, as seniors do annually. But this year something is different: When I ask the new grads where they will go for their summer internships or jobs or even vacations, I'm hearing much more...
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As Trump Flexes Nationalist Muscles, US Universities Feel Indian Concerns
Waves from the Trump administration's "America-first" moves to discourage immigration have sponsored a sense of unease, reaching even its most coveted harbours - the country's educational intuitions.
