The visa cancellations for international students at UC San Diego have escalated dramatically, with reports of at least 35 visas revoked amidst the current administration's crackdown on foreign students. The affected students, who had relocated for education, are finding themselves in precarious situations, with little explanation from the federal authorities. Faculty express serious concerns that this wave of visa revocations may lead to a significant decline in international interest in the university. As the situation evolves, support efforts for the impacted students are underway, reflecting mutual distress within the academic community.
The number of international students at UC San Diego whose visas have been revoked has soared to 35 and could be higher, indicating potential systemic issues.
The lives of the students whose visas have been canceled have been shattered. They came here to get an education and instead faced deportation.
Faculty members expressed deep concerns about the implications of these visa revocations, fearing it could discourage future international students from attending UC San Diego.
The federal government still has not explained the reasons behind these terminations, leading to increased anxiety among international students.
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