US EditionColleges say the Trump administration is using new tactics to expel international students
- Colleges are alarmed as the Trump administration uses new tactics to expel international students, citing vague justifications to terminate their visas.
- Edward Inch, President of Minnesota State University, noted that five international students had their visas revoked for unclear reasons.
- Many members of the Association of Public and Land-grant Universities observed visa revocations without clear reasons, raising concerns about the treatment of international students.
- Authorities are vetting students based on past behavior, leading to concerns over students' First Amendment rights, according to Michelle Mittelstadt of the Migration Policy Institute.
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Trump admin quietly revoking visas of some international students without any warning
The Trump administration is quietly revoking the visas of some international students, often without warning or clear explanation. Colleges across the US say the crackdown is disrupting lives and may scare future students away.
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Colleges, Universities and an Endowment Tax
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