US EditionMarshall student who had visa revoked may remain in US: Judge
- A court ruling this week restored international student Roy's previously terminated legal status.
- His status termination happened during a widespread government effort targeting international student visas.
- Over 1,100 students attending 174 institutions faced similar visa revocations since late March.
- Lawsuits detail students' "mental and financial suffering" caused by their disrupted status.
- Roy's restored status remains temporary, leaving his future academic plans in the United States uncertain.
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Judge issues temporary order to keep MU student in US; lawsuit filed for WVU student
A federal judge issued a temporary restraining order allowing a Marshall University graduate student whose student visa was revoked this month, April 2025, to stay in the country. On Thursday, ACLU-WV announced it also filed a lawsuit on behalf of a student at West Virginia University whose F-1 legal status was removed.
Judge blocks Trump from deporting 5 Missouri college students
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Judge issues temporary restraining order allowing Marshall student to stay in US • West Virginia Watch
Marshall University, located in Huntington, W.Va. (Lexi Browning | West Virginia Watch)A judge has issued a temporary restraining order allowing a Marshall University graduate student to stay in the country after the Trump administration said it was canceling his student visa. The American Civil Liberties Union of West Virginia filed the lawsuit against administration officials on behalf of S.V., who is a citizen of India. S.V. was weeks away f…
Students win in court
ATLANTA — Anjan Roy was studying with friends at Missouri State University when he got an email that turned his world upside down. His legal status as an international student was terminated, and he was suddenly at risk for deportation.
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