In a significant wave of lawsuits, international students across the United States are taking legal action against the Trump administration following the abrupt revocation of their visas and legal status. Over 1,000 students have reportedly faced termination of their visas, sparking rallies and court challenges aimed at reinstating their rights. Major universities like Oregon State, UC Berkeley, and Purdue are witnessing students step forward with claims against federal agencies, citing arbitrary actions that threaten their future. The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) is also involved, pushing for temporary protections for affected students. As legal battles unfold, many students express feelings of guilt and anxiety over their precarious situations. With judges weighing the requests for temporary restraining orders and the involvement of multiple state attorneys general, the outcome of these cases could significantly impact the lives of international students in the US.