CNN Central News & Network–ITDC India Epress/ITDC News Bhopal: A growing number of Indian students in the United States are reportedly quitting their part-time jobs due to rising fears of deportation. These concerns stem from increasing scrutiny of visa regulations and heightened enforcement of immigration laws. Many students, who rely on part-time jobs to cover tuition and living expenses, now face the challenge of balancing financial stability with visa compliance.
The anxiety among students has escalated following reports of visa violations leading to deportation in recent months. Immigration experts have highlighted the complexities of maintaining legal status while working under strict visa rules. The fear of inadvertently breaching employment conditions has left many students opting to forego work opportunities, putting additional financial strain on them and their families.
Student associations and advocacy groups are urging US authorities to provide clearer guidelines and support for international students, ensuring they can focus on education without the constant fear of deportation. This issue has also sparked discussions about the need for reforms in the student visa system to address such challenges.
As the debate continues, affected students are calling for more transparency and understanding of their plight, emphasizing their contributions to the US economy and society.
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