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New $100K H-1B Fee Sparks Concern in Healthcare and Immigration Sectors

Donald Trump · United States

New $100K H-1B Fee Sparks Concern in Healthcare and Immigration Sectors

50% Left coverage: 6 sources

A recent move by the Trump administration has sparked concern within the immigration and healthcare sectors: a new $100,000 fee on H-1B visa petitions.See the Story

Stanford’s oldest frat sues university – Palo Alto Daily Post

Stanford · Stanford

Stanford’s oldest frat sues university – Palo Alto Daily Post

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

This article was first published on Sept. 4. BY BRADEN CARTWRIGHTDaily Post Staff Writer Stanford’s oldest fraternity that was kicked off campus for allegedly allowing underaged drinking is suing the university for ending its lease. The fraternity, Sigma Chi, wants Stanford to pay at least $35 million for not allowing members to move back into 550 Lasuen Mall, where they had been since 1937. That’s how much buying new land close to campus and co…See the Story

Federal policy changes for international students

Atlanta, Georgia · Atlanta

Federal policy changes for international students

Julia Jensen | Art Director Recent federal policy changes have brought heightened scrutiny to international students through visa delays, stricter monitoring and unexpected denials. While GCSU has not reported a significant drop in international student enrollment this semester, other schools around the nation, such as Harvard University and Arizona State University, have seen changes. The GCSU campus is therefore feeling the ripple effects of …See the Story