Irish students are `collateral damage` in Trump`s higher education battle, immigration lawyer says
Irish students are collateral damage in US President Donald Trump’s “battle with higher education ”, an American immigration lawyer has said.
Boston-based John Foley told RTÉ radio’s Today with Claire Byrne show that there had been a fall off in Irish students going to the US to study, and he was advising parents to send their children to Canada.
“The US administration is going to change the rules down the road, because while they've given the consular officers more responsibility, they haven't added more consular officers, so they've put more pressure on the consulate officers.
" And it's going to mean the whole system is slowed, because it's gonna take longer for the interviews to take place, so the line's gonna get longer, and it's gonna mean fewer students coming into the United Държавите и това е част от борбата на г -н Тръмп с висшето обучение.
" Фактът, че ирландските студенти са обезпечени вреди, това няма значение за г -н Тръмп.
" Защо бихт...
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