Recent reports indicate a significant increase in the revocation of F-1 visas for international students across various U.S. universities, including Ohio State, Stanford, and Colorado institutions. Federal immigration authorities have quietly terminated the legal residency of multiple international students, raising concerns about the lack of transparency in the process. Students from diverse countries, including India, Lebanon, and Saudi Arabia, have found themselves facing visa revocations without clear explanation. Critics argue that these actions reflect a broader crackdown on foreign students, following policies associated with the Trump administration. As universities grapple with these developments, many international students are left uncertain about their status, prompting protests and calls for a reassessment of the current immigration climate affecting education.