“No New Foreign Students For All-Online Classes”- US
US President Donald Trump waves upon arrival to Morristown Municipal Airport, New Jersey on July 24, 2020. The United States announced Friday it will not take in any new foreign students seeking online-only study, after rescinding a hotly contested order to expel those already here and preparing for that because of the pandemic.
Trump is eager for schools at all levels to reopen with in-person classes as a sign of a return to normality as he fights an uphill battle for re-election in November.
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