- A federal ICE memo warns universities against improper use of Curricular Practical Training (internship) authorizations and says noncompliance could cost schools their ability to enroll international students.
- UCLA and UC Berkeley have paused some CPT/work‑authorization applications while they review the guidance and advise affected students to plan accordingly.
- The action is part of a broader Trump‑era push targeting universities — from probes of diversity and admissions practices to revoking visas of some student protesters.
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