The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is a state-owned agency established in 2002. Its primary function is government administration related to national security. The department employs approximately 38,480 people and is headquartered in the United States.
The Department of Homeland Security proposed a change to the policy for international students, limiting their stay in the U.S. to four years regardless of program length. This proposal potentially ends a policy allowing students to remain for the duration of their studies. A separate proposal from the Department of Homeland Security suggests revising the admission period for F, J, and I visa classifications from duration of status to a fixed time period. Additionally, the Department of Homeland Security announced a successful career expo in Provo, Utah, on an unspecified date, where over 1500 people registered to explore law enforcement and support roles. Finally, the Department of Homeland Security detailed a program allowing individuals to reside in the United States for up to 270 days without paying U.S. taxes on non-U.S. income, contingent upon a processing fee and a $5 million deposit.
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