From the Sacramento Bee via MSN: “In recent months, the federal government has taken steps to restrict international students’ employment in the U.S. The most recent steps include a proposed $70,000 fee on universities for each international student seeking employment after graduation and increased scrutiny of a program that lets them pursue off-campus internships. The Trump Administration has now launched an investigation into nine universities over potential visa fraud. It marks the latest in a series of probes and lawsuits the federal government has unleashed against higher education institutions. The schools are Cal-Davis, Harvard, Yale, Stanford, Brown, the University of Pittsburgh, the California Institute of Technology, Arizona State University, and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.”  Read more here.