In light of the recent election results, US colleges are increasingly warning international students about potential immigration policy changes under the Trump administration. Universities across the country are advising foreign students to return to campus by January to avoid complications related to visas and deportation threats. Many international students have expressed fear and uncertainty regarding their status and future in the US, especially given Trump’s aggressive immigration stance. Institutions like Wesleyan and UMass have issued alerts, emphasizing the urgency for students studying abroad to come back before the inauguration. With discussions about travel bans and mass deportations looming, universities are scrambling to protect their diverse communities and ensure international students are aware of the evolving landscape. As the situation develops, the sentiment among students remains one of anxiety and concern over their educational opportunities in the US.