The article discusses the revocation of visas for international students tracked by SEVIS in response to national security measures. Secretary of State Marco Rubio's directive has resulted in at least 1,220 students losing their visa status, often without adequate notice or justifiable reasoning. Many affected students argue that their terminations lack due process, as they were notified through criminal records checks or routine database updates. The article highlights the confusion among students and educational institutions and the implications of these actions for international academic relationships and student rights.
International students expressed confusion and distress as their visa statuses were terminated without clear explanation, raising concerns about due process and the impact on their academic futures.
At least 1,220 students across 187 institutions have faced visa revocations since late March, sparking widespread concern among educational institutions about the implications for international academic collaboration.
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