On April 12th, according to court documents, lawyer statements, and announcements from schools across the United States, the Trump administration has cancelled visas for at least 529 students, faculty, and researchers from 88 universities as part of its large-scale deportation campaign. The report states that the US State Department is manually terminating the records of the Student and Exchange Visitor Program (SEVIS) and has not yet notified most universities or students that their visas have been cancelled. At present, it is unclear whether students whose visas have been cancelled must leave immediately or can stay and continue their studies.
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