In a sweeping immigration enforcement initiative, the U.S. has revoked nearly 1,500 student visas, sowing panic and anxiety among international students across various campuses. Reports indicate that students from numerous universities, including Auburn, Middlebury, and institutions in Texas, are among those affected. Legal actions are underway as a judge has issued a temporary restraining order against the deportation of over 100 international students. Concerns are rising regarding the motivations behind these visa cancellations, with many students expressing feelings of unwelcomeness and fear of deportation. Universities are working to support those impacted while holding informational sessions to address the growing climate of uncertainty. The actions have sparked widespread criticism and legal challenges, leading to a national conversation about the implications for international education in the U.S.