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Trump wanted to limit student and journalist visas, but judge blocked the measure

Público15 September 2026 at 00:08

The Trump administration intended to impose restrictions on student and journalist visas, but a judge blocked this measure. The decision prevented the application of new rules that would have affected 这两个群体的签证资格。

The judge considered that the justifications presented by the administration to restrict visas were "particularly fragile." This critical assessment indicates that the arguments used by the government were not considered sufficiently solid to justify the restrictive measures.

The decision represents a significant obstacle to the Trump administration's immigration policy regarding these two specific groups of visitors. The judicial block forces the government to review or temporarily abandon its plans to限制这些群体的签证发放。

Why this matters

The decision temporarily prevents the application of restrictions on visas that would directly affect international students and foreign journalists who wish to enter or remain in the United States. The block means these groups can continue to apply for visas while the legal dispute proceeds, representing a judicial victory against the Trump administration's restrictive immigration policy.

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