11 Egyptians, 18-22 years, Missing
The Federal Bureau of Investigation, Monday, alerted local and state authorities to lookout for 11 egyptian students. The students, ages 18-22 years were exchange students who came to the United States to study a month-long program in U.S. history and culture at the Montana State University, but they never showed up. Their student visas were therefor voided as it is required that you actually show up for what you came here for. When found, they would most likely be sent home by the US government. The students had flown into JFK airport, from Cairo, late last month and went missing in NYC. The US government tightened the student visa program, after the 9/11 attacks when it was learned that four of the airline hijackers had entered the United States using student visas.
