A recent crackdown by the Trump administration has led to the revocation of student visas for numerous international students at universities across the United States. Reports indicate that hundreds of visas have been canceled, leaving students, such as those at Carnegie Mellon and Johns Hopkins, facing uncertainty about their immigration status. While some institutions, like Rice University, are pledging support to affected students, others have expressed concern over the sudden loss of visa eligibility for many. Schools in Texas, Oregon, and Virginia have been particularly impacted, with examples including at least 118 visas revoked across Texas colleges and dozens more in Oregon. The sweeping measures have sparked protests among students and heightened fears within the international student community.