Over 100 students at Arizona State University and a few at the University of Arizona have had their visas revoked, with numbers expected to rise according to the United Campus Workers of Arizona president. The Faculty Senate at UArizona mentioned fewer than 10 students had their visas revoked, but the number is likely to increase. Some students had already self-deported. Congressman Greg Stanton emphasized the importance of creating a welcoming environment for international students, citing their contribution to the American economic success story. ASU confirmed that federal authorities had revoked visas for some students but clarified that none had been deported. They assured their full support to affected international students in completing their studies. The universities are keeping the privacy of their international students and faculty a priority and are available for any questions or support. The situation highlights the importance of maintaining a positive reputation for American universities to continue attracting talented students globally.
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