Six International Students' Visas Revoked at UNC Schools

Recent reports indicate that several international students at North Carolina universities, including Appalachian State University and the University of North Carolina at Charlotte, have faced visa revocations. Specifically, six students at UNC Charlotte and six others at UNC-Chapel Hill had their visas unexpectedly terminated, with reasons cited as 'Otherwise Failing to Maintain Status' or unspecified. The revocations have raised concerns among students about the implications of the Trump administration's stricter immigration policies, which some believe are linked to travel restrictions. University officials have noted their inability to disclose specifics due to confidentiality regulations, leaving many students anxious about their status. The situation reflects a broader wave of uncertainty affecting international students across the United States, prompting universities to offer support and resources. Local news outlets continue to cover the developments, highlighting the emotional impact on the students affected.