International Students Sue Trump Administration Over Visa Revocations

A series of lawsuits have emerged from international students across various universities in the U.S. in response to the revocation of their student visas by the Trump administration, claiming violations of due process. Affected students, primarily from China and India, argue that their visas were terminated without proper notice or explanation, leaving them at risk of immediate deportation. The legal actions, led by the ACLU, involve students from Purdue University, Michigan public universities, and Northwestern University, all of whom assert that they have maintained compliance with immigration laws. The lawsuits emphasize the lack of opportunity for appeal and the severe emotional distress caused by the abrupt terminations. With over 600 visa revocations reported nationwide, this trend has sparked significant concern regarding the treatment of international students. Schools are facing scrutiny over their handling of the situation, with some officials expressing a commitment to support affected students.