A Boise State international student shares his response to Trump's ICE rule being dropped.
LAST WEEK..
THETRUMPADMINISTRATIONANNOUNCED PLANSTO DEPORTINTERNATIONALSTUDENTS IF THEIRCOLLEGE ORUNIVERSITYSWITCHED TOONLINE ONLYLEARNING THIS FALL..THAT SENTINSTITUTIONSACROSS THECOUNTRY..
AND HEREIN IDAHO..SCRAMBLING..BUT TUESDAY..
THEADMINISTRATIONRESCINDED THERULE..AS ONEINTERNATIONALSTUDENT PREPARESFOR HIS SENIORYEAR AT BOISE STATEUNIVERSITY... HESAYS EVEN WITH THEREGULATION INTACT... HE WOULD HAVEBEEN ELIGIBLE TOSTAY... BECAUSE HE'SENROLLED IN SOMEIN-PERSON CLASSES.BUT -- HE SAYS HE'SBEING CAREFUL ANDTRYING TO STAYPOSITIVE -- IN THISTIME OFUNCERTAINTY."BECAUSE I HAVEN'THEARD ABOUT ANYCHANGES FROM MYUNIVERSITY SO IDECIDED NOT TOMAKE ANYSIGNIFICANTCHANGES RIGHTNOW WITH MYCOURSES.
AND IHAVE LEARNED HOWTO DEAL WITHPROBLEMS. AND TOME I SUGGEST ITHINK THAT BEINGOPTIMISTIC ANDFOCUSED ON THESTUDY CAREER AREMY PRIORITIES RIGHTNOW"IDAHO NEWS 6REACHED OUT TOTHE BOISE STATECOMMUNICATIONSDEPARTMENT TOLEARN OF THEIRREACTIONS TO THISDEVELOPMENT... BUTTHEY WERE NOTAVAILABLE FORCOMMENT AT THATTIME.YOU CAN SEE MOREOF HOW COLLEGESARE RESPONDING TOCHANGES FORINTERATIONALSTUDENTS..
AT IDAHONEWS SIX DOT COMIN THE FACE
The Trump Administration is walking back their rule that would have required international students to study in-person if they wish..
