Challenging a Nonimmigrant Visa Revocation in Removal Proceedings
By Cyrus D. Mehta A visa is a travel document and is not the same as having a nonimmigrant status. Ordinarily, revocation of an F-1 visa while the student is in the United States prevents the student from using that visa for a future admission until they obtain a new visa stamp,
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