Four UNLV International Students Lose Visas Amid U.S. Crackdown

The recent revocation of visas for four international students at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV) has raised significant concerns among the university community, amid a broader crackdown on international students by the Trump administration. UNLV confirmed the visa cancellations, but did not disclose the students' identities or specific reasons, prompting fears of potential repercussions for other international students. Similar incidents have been reported at other universities, such as the University of Michigan and Arizona State University, where students have protested against these immigration actions. Legal experts at UNLV's Immigration Clinic noted a dramatic increase in requests for support, indicating heightened anxiety among students about their immigration status and the implications of political activities. Advocacy groups and local representatives have criticized the administration's approach, which they argue targets students for their political expressions and leaves many in precarious situations. The university is providing guidance and resources to affected students to help them navigate these challenges and complete their academic programs.