“It took greater than 100 lawsuits and 50 restraining orders from dozens of federal judges. However after 20 days of court docket losses, the Trump administration capitulated, reversing a call that threatened the authorized standing of hundreds of overseas college students in the USA,” Politico stories.

“The Trump administration’s abrupt transfer tacitly acknowledged what judges in two dozen states had been saying since early April: Terminating college college students’ immigration data from a federal database — a step which appeared to jeopardize their authorized authorization to stay within the nation — was virtually definitely unlawful. And it was applied so ham-handedly that judges felt compelled to intervene.”

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