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DHS proposes $70,000 fee for international students’ work applications

via Associated Press·14h ago·2 sources

DHS proposed charging schools $70,000 for each international student’s initial Optional Practical Training application and $30,000 for renewals, the Associated Press reports. DHS cites visa fraud and abuse; education groups warn of harm to recruitment and innovation. The proposal allows 60 days for public comment and has not taken effect.

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