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15 Sept 2026, 12:01

On Monday, September 23, a U.S. federal court ruled against the enforcement of Donald Trump's administration's order to limit the duration of stay for foreign students and journalists in the United States.

This order, which the judge stated was issued due to "very weak arguments" from the government, was set to be implemented by the Department of Homeland Security on Tuesday.

According to a law that the Trump administration is attempting to enforce, the visas for foreign students and those participating in cultural programs in the U.S. would be limited to four years.

This law also states that journalist visas should not exceed 240 days.

All three groups, under the law that the court has now blocked, would need to reapply and extend their visas for a longer stay.

According to the federal judge, the enforcement of the new law would significantly "limit the number of foreign students and journalists in the United States."
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