SDSU Trump Travel Ban Made Life Tough for International Students Essay story must provide enough background and context for a listener to understand the un

SDSU Trump Travel Ban Made Life Tough for International Students Essay story must provide enough background and context for a listener to understand the underlying issue.* Feedback thats needs to work with * The intro to the story is more like a story proposal. The quotes are provided in chunks and are run-on sentences without punctuation.You need to provide more background and context before and after the quotes. And some of their stories need to be told in paraphrase where you summarize their experience and set up a quotation.Bottom line: what you submitted is the building blocks for a story but not a news story or even an essay. The story needs to go beyond the Humans of New York model that was the previous assignment. Abdulaziz Jadallah
Professor. Nicolas Tatro
Journalism trends
02/26/2020
Two Libyan Students Interview
Overview
The “Trump travel ban” is an action that was taken by Donald Trump as the Preisdent of the
United States in 2017, and the Libyan conflict is an action that started back in 2011 when the
NATO with help of people of Libya who took down the former President of Libya Muam’ar
Qadaffi, and made Libya under control of two governments one based in the capital Tripoli and
the other one in Banghazi. Which added Libya in the ban list. I will talk to two students from
Libya. I will talk to them about how being in America affecting their life, both of them are
students in the U.S. since 2015, One of them has applied for an asylum, but took for him
thousands of dollars for lawyers to get accepted. The second person came in a student visa but
stayed in the U.S. and want to complete his studies without applying asylum
Goals
The goal is to find all the information that might help to see how the trump travel ban impacted
students from the government view and to see if students from these countries can go and come
back to U.S. or not and and see how is their life in the U.S.
How did you apply to come the U.S.?
Nizar: First it’s a long process, I had to go to Tunisia to apply for a visa since U.S, embassy
stopped accepting visa application in Libya, Like everyone else I went inside gave the employee
all the paper he needs like everyone else but the process time not like anyone else, It took my
more than a month to get my passport back with the student visa that only allows me to enter the
U.S. once
Esam: for me it was the same steps, my passport was returned to me after several months which
the decision rejected because I was from the government that U.S. government doesn’t support.
After a year I applied again and I got accepted which made me think what is the different from
now and then
Is it difficult for you to study in the U.S.?
Nizar: Well, at the beginning I had fun when I lived in California I was 18 years old and didn’t
know how my life will change in the future, the dollar has jumped to such a high and
unbelievable rate which made it hard for me to continue go to school so I had to give up the
school and stay home find a work and try to get an opportunity to get the paper work so after a
while I got pulled over and I had to go to the court I was so scared that I’m NOT Legally staying
here so I went to a lawyer and started the asylum process, after one year I received my working
permit waiting for the green card and starting a new life away from my family
Esam: It wasn’t difficult at all until the dollar has raised, I always try to not make it hard for my
family so I worked hard to get a scholarship which made it easier for my family to pay, I had to
apply for many jobs to get money that will help me to be in track, but overall it is a challenging
experience I learned a lot about how politics has impacted my life and many others but I’m so
thankful that I made it to school and hope to graduate and make my family proud of me.
Esam
King.esam1997@gmail.com
323.723,5954
Nizar
Nizarkayat112@hotmail.com
507.545.3746

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