Nineteen-year-old Dewa – not her real name – had an admission letter to an undergraduate college program in the United States and a scholarship covering all her expenses. But the U.S. Embassy in Islamabad, Pakistan, rejected her student visa application, saying they believed she was intending to immigrate.
Following the initial refusal in August, Dewa made a second attempt in October, bolstering her application w
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