18 Attorneys General Sue Trump Administration Over New Visa Rule

The transcript discusses a new rule by the Trump administration that would revoke visas for international students if their coursework is entirely online due to the pandemic. Attorneys general and universities, including Harvard and MIT, have filed lawsuits against this rule, calling it cruel and unlawful. The rule is criticized for not considering the health and safety of students and the financial burden on schools. Over 200 universities support the legal challenges against the rule.

What is the main reason the attorneys general are seeking an injunction against the new rule?

• They think it will improve online education quality.

• They want to increase international student enrollment.

• They consider it cruel, abrupt, and unlawful.

• They believe it is beneficial for students.

Which student visas are affected by the new rule according to the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement?

• L1 and O1 visas

• J1 and H1B visas

• F1 and M1 visas

• B1 and B2 visas

What did Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey say about the Trump administration's rule?

• It was a necessary measure for public health.

• It was well-explained and justified.

• It was a temporary solution for the pandemic.

• It was senseless and lacked a proper explanation.

Which universities filed a joint lawsuit against the new rule?

• UCLA and UC Berkeley

• Stanford and Yale

• Harvard and MIT

• Princeton and Columbia

How many universities have signed court briefs in support of the lawsuit filed by Harvard and MIT?

• Over 200 universities

• 50 universities

• 100 universities

• 150 universities