Trump administration reverses controversial termination of student visas

This piece focuses on the Trump administration’s reversal of mass SEVIS terminations but includes subtle emotional phrasing, particularly around the fear of deportation and economic impact (Appeal to Emotion). It suggests a cause-effect relationship between criminal records and terminations without detailing sufficient evidence (False Cause). The economic argument — emphasizing a $44 billion contribution — while factual, frames the issue to evoke sympathy for students and concern for financial loss (Biased Language). Overall, it leans more toward neutral reporting compared to previous texts, but fallacies are still present.