US Visa Revocations Spark Protests Nationwide

A recent wave of international student visa revocations across the United States has left students and universities grappling with uncertainty and fear. Students from multiple universities, including Carnegie Mellon, University of Illinois Chicago, and Ohio State, have reported sudden visa terminations without clear explanations from the government. Many speculate that these revocations are linked to minor legal infractions or political activities, such as pro-Palestinian protests. The Trump administration has applied increased scrutiny and enforcement on international students, impacting their legal status and ability to complete their studies. Universities are providing legal resources and support to affected students, but the lack of transparency and official communication from authorities has exacerbated anxieties. The situation reflects broader tensions over immigration policies and their impact on educational institutions and international students in the U.S.