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International News : The US government's visa crackdown under President Donald Trump has reached major universities, with several students from Harvard and UCLA having their visas revoked. This move has sparked concerns about the impact on international students and the academic environment in the US.
Harvard University Affected
- Three current students and two recent graduates had their student visas revoked.
- The university discovered the revocations during a routine records review.
- Harvard values its international students, citing their contributions to world-class discovery and positive relationships.
- The Harvard International Office expressed concern about the revocations, stating that they are not aware of the details or reasons behind the decisions.
- Six current students and six former students had their visas terminated.
- The terminations were due to alleged violations of visa program terms.
- UCLA is unaware of any federal law enforcement activity on campus related to these terminations.
- Chancellor Julio Frenk announced the terminations in a message to the campus community, noting that the figures are "fluid and may change."
The visa revocations come amid Trump's efforts to deport international students involved in pro-Palestine protests. This move has raised concerns about the impact on academic freedom and the treatment of international students in the US.
- The revocations have sparked uncertainty and concern among international students.
- Many students are worried about their own visa status and the potential consequences of the crackdown.
- Universities are working to support affected students and provide guidance on their options.
The visa revocations at Harvard and UCLA are part of a larger trend of increased scrutiny of international students in the US. As the situation continues to unfold, it remains to be seen how the Trump administration's policies will impact the academic environment and the lives of international students.
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