Over 1,000 international students in the United States have found themselves embroiled in legal battles after the Trump administration revoked their visas or terminated their legal statuses. This wave of lawsuits includes notable cases from students at institutions like UC Berkeley, Ohio State, and Purdue University. Many affected students describe experiencing feelings of guilt, grief, and anxiety as they navigate the uncertainty of their futures. Several states have also joined forces, with Minnesota and 19 other states suing the Trump administration over these cancellations. Legal experts argue that the revocations may lack just justification, raising concerns over rights violations and providing a solid legal footing for the cases being heard in federal courts across the country.