Visa revocations causing 'chaos and terror' among Ohio State international students

Visa revocations causing 'chaos and terror' among Ohio State international students

More foreign students didn't attend a Know Your RIghts workshop at Ohio State "because they are fearful of being out in public," a professor said.

Jay Bookman: Attempts to deport international students will cause lasting harm in Georgia and beyond

“It’s our mission to enhance your college experience through the internationalization of campus,” the University of Georgia tells its 2,600 foreign students on its website. “No matter your held identity, perspective and worldview, there’s a place for everyone.”

A Global Challenge to Democratic Freedoms

In the context of the ongoing debate about freedom of debate, there is a proverbial «elephant in the room» that many are reluctant to name explicitly. Recent measures such as revoking visas, detaining students and scholars, suppressing protests, restricting academic freedom, and pressuring universities to censor faculty and curricula raise serious concerns about civil liberties and legal norms in the United States and other Western nations. This…

The recent massive cancellation of visas in the United States has generated concern among many Peruvians. The new policies implemented by Donald Trump’s government have impacted hundreds of individuals with temporary residency visas, who were surprised by the revocation of their permits without prior notice. This situation has created an atmosphere of uncertainty about their near future. Further details on this alarming panorama are presented be…

Uncertainty grows across campus following sudden revocation of 16 international student visas

Following confirmation that at least 16 international students at Colorado State University have had their visas revoked, some have expressed concern about a lack of response and support from the university. CSU has around 2,500 international students and scholars, according to the catalog website. The revocations allegedly began in late March and were discussed during April’s faculty council meeting. Some staff and faculty expressed concerns at…