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Officials said Homeland Security used up to 20 employees to run the names of 1.3 million foreign-born students through a computerized index that includes criminal history information. 

On the 50th anniversary of the fall of Saigon, families open up about the often-conflicting sides of feeling bicultural.

The new document shows the expansion of power for ICE when it comes to international students' legal status.

A vendor at the Filipino festival that was attacked said the community immediately found ways to support one another.

“It’s like somebody flipped a light switch on,” said one attorney whose client had their status suddenly reversed. 

The popular ointment has one Chinese factory and one distributor for the U.S. It represents the toll tariffs take on herb and medicine distributors that have few Western alternatives. 

“It was pandemonium,” one refugee said, commemorating the 50th anniversary of the fall of Saigon. “Everybody just grabbed and just ran to the ships.”

Suguru Onda's attorney said he believes the visa was mistakenly terminated by AI software.

Yang reflected on his identity as a gay Asian American playing the vice president.

As schools like Harvard, Stanford, Columbia and more say their international students’ visas are being revoked, lawyers say it’s all part of the larger plan to reduce immigration.  

Endowments aren’t a simple replacement for government funding because of restrictions related to donor earmarking, legality and research priorities, experts say.