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First-Generation and Low-Income International Students Call for Increased Support, Resources

By Pareesay Afzal | December 7, 2021

As first-generation and low-income students navigate visas, travel and financial aid hardships, they call on the University for heightened support moving forward.

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Rising Restrictions Raise Concern for Cornell’s International Community

By Caroline Johnson | June 26, 2020

President Trump’s executive order issued June 22 is the latest in a series of moves the Trump administration has made to curb immigration — drawing concerns among international communities who look to the futures they have been establishing for themselves, susceptible to curveballs and further restrictions.

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Indonesian Union Leaders, Slated to Speak at ILR Union Days, Denied Visas to Travel

By Kathryn Stamm | April 7, 2019

Indonesian garment workers Linda Ratnasari and Siti Chasanah, who were scheduled to speak at Cornell about their lives as sweatshop laborers on March 20, were unable to make it to the event due to the rejection of their visa applications by the State Department.

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Visa Sponsorship Creates Additional Hurdles for International Students During Job Search

By Vale Lewis | March 24, 2019

With droves of students scoring internships and jobs for the summer, many international students have not reported the same amount of luck. While they may have equally competitive resumes and transcripts as domestic students, the lack of guidance on how to secure work visa sponsorships from employers has been one of the major obstacles for their job search.

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National Policies Compound International Student Problems

By Anu Subramaniam | April 25, 2017

According to the U.S. Department of Labor, the H-1B program allows employers to hire nonimmigrant aliens as workers in specialty occupations.

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