Proposed Rule To Restrict Nigerian Students To 2-Year Courses In The U.S

Foreign students including Nigerians could be restricted to studying for not more than a two-year period as proposed by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS).

In the new measures published in tackling crime and terrorism in the United States Of America, the DHS proposed a “maximum admission period of up to 2 years for certain students,” which includes Nigeria.

Few months ago, President Trump attempted a failed plan to strip international students of their visas if they are not required to attend physical classes.

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