In a widespread immigration crackdown, the U.S. government has revoked the visas of numerous international students across various universities. Notably, at least five students from UMass Amherst had their visas terminated, alongside revocations affecting more than three dozen students at California universities, including UCLA, UC Davis, Stanford, UC Berkeley, and others. Reports indicate that the Trump administration has canceled the visas of students for various reasons, prompting fears of deportation and protests among impacted student communities. International students at institutions such as Ohio State, Arizona State University, and the University of Kentucky have also faced similar visa issues. This controversial action has raised alarms about the treatment of foreign students and the procedures involved in visa revocations.