ICE reverts status orders

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

55% : Immigration and Customs Enforcement terminated records in a federal student database in recent weeks.
49% : "ICE is developing a policy that will provide a framework for SEVIS record terminations," it says.
46% : "Until such a policy is issued, the SEVIS records for plaintiff(s) in this case (and other similarly situated plaintiffs) will remain Active or shall be re-activated if not currently active and ICE will not modify the record solely based on the NCIC finding that resulted in the recent SEVIS record termination.
45% : In one of the lawsuits, Assistant U.S. Attorney Elizabeth Kurlan read a statement in federal court in Oakland, California, saying ICE will restore the student status for people whose records were terminated in recent weeks.
39% : Greg Chen, with the American Immigration Lawyers Association, said some uncertainty remained: "It is still unclear whether ICE will restore status to everyone it has targeted and whether the State Department will help students whose visas were wrongly revoked.

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