Montana State University recently announced that the Department of Homeland Security is revoking the visas of three international students, part of a broader action by the Trump administration targeting at least 529 students across 88 colleges and universities. MSU President Wadad Cruzado emphasized that specific student details are protected by federal laws. The university was not given a reason for the visa revocation, according to a university spokesperson. In response, the ACLU of Montana has filed a federal lawsuit on behalf of two graduate students at MSU whose F-1 student immigration status was abruptly terminated, seeking to reinstate their status. One student has been pursuing a Ph.D. for six years, while the other has been working on a master’s degree for three and a half years. This situation raises concerns about the ongoing challenges international students face in the U.S. and the implications of federal policies on educational institutions. MSU has assured it will adhere to all applicable laws and maintain a duty of care for its students.
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