International students in the United States are going through hard times: more and more requirements are imposed on them and new restrictions are being created. For example, at the end of May, those graduates who, after issuing a diploma, issued a work visa, received a "letter of happiness" - they said that they had only 15 days to provide information about their actual employment. Those who do not meet the requirement on time will be expelled from the United States and denied access to education in America.
On the one hand, the letter is a natural formality, which did not become news and a shock for university teachers and potential employers. On the other hand, this announcement comes at a time when international students are already at the peak of fear for their successful future in the United States of America! This is because since Donald Trump took office as president of the country, non-resident students have felt extremely hurt: the presidential administration regularly reports on innovations that often affect the topic of migrants and their educational opportunities in the United States.
Brief information: the Post-Graduation Postgraduate Employment Program (OPT) gives international students the opportunity to remain unemployed for up to 90 days during the year. All changes and actions should be reported by the young professional through the SEVIS system; Failure to comply with bureaucratic formalities threatens a foreigner with the cancellation of a work visa and deportation from the country. These are the rules of the program, but today representatives of universities recommend their students to be as attentive as possible to deadlines and information, not to allow "delays" even for a day, so as not to get into an unpleasant situation.
