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Trump
administration revokes visas of dozens of international students

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The State Department has revoked around 300 visas
since President Trump's Jan. 30 executive order, according to Secretary of
State Marco Rubio.



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Phil: Now to the Trump administration's crackdown on
foreign students. The administration has revoked the visas of dozens of
international students, making them ineligible to remain here in the U.S. and
finish their studies. ABC News¡¯ Melissa Don joins me now with details on this. Melissa,
how is this being executed, and do students get any warning at all? 



 



Melissa: Well, Phil, what we're learning right now is
that students in universities, they¡¯re all really learning and finding out in
real-time. Basically, Phil with little to no warning. Essentially, the State
Department is deciding what countries¡¯ visas to revoke, and they're doing so
immediately.



And look, yesterday, Secretary of State Marco Rubio
posted on social media that he is ¡°taking actions to revoke all visas held by
South Sudanese passport holders, and effective immediately.¡± For this situation
here, they cited that South Sudan's failure to accept deported citizens in a
timely manner, and that's why they were firing back with that response. And really,
Phil, what we're seeing is that then those students they get notified that
their visa has been pulled, and that¡¯s directly impacting their status and, of
course, enrollment at the university.



 



Phil: Is there anything these universities can do,
Melissa and what happens next for these students? 



 



Melissa: Well, Phil, what we're learning is, for
instance for many of these students, one UC San Diego student was actually
deported after their visa was revoked and then when they were denied entry into
the U.S. at the border. And so some of these universities say all they can do
is monitor this in real time. UC Davis calling it distressing and saying
they're just providing resources for those impacted. Even so, the University of
California Office President saying they're ¡°committed to doing what they can to
support all members of the community,¡± but that they have to do so under the
law. So basically, the university says they¡¯re just going to have to continue
following all of the state and federal laws, Phil. 



 



Phil: All right, we're going to continue following the
story. Melissa Adan, thank you.



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Questions:

 



1. What criteria is the State Department using to
determine which students' visas to revoke, and how does this impact their
academic future? 



2. In what ways are universities responding to the
challenges faced by international students whose visas have been revoked, and
what resources are they providing? 



3.  How do legal
limitations affect universities' ability to intervene in visa revocation cases,
and what support can they realistically offer to impacted students?
 

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