7 University of Chicago students' visas revoked
Seven University of Chicago students' visas were revoked, school officials confirmed on Wednesday.
University of Chicago officials confirmed that the federal government terminated the F-1 visa status of three current students and four recent graduates.
The university said the Office of International Affairs "has offered to connect the affected individuals with immigration attorneys."
The school released the following statement:
Visas have been revoked for students nationwide under the Trump administration.
On Tuesday, The
University of Pennsylvania said three international students
studying in the U.S. on school-sponsored visas had their immigration status terminated by the Department of Homeland Security.
On the same day, Officials at the
University of California in Berkeley
on Tuesday confirmed that 13 additional members of the campus community had their visas terminated.
Michigan State University
,
University of Colorado
, and
University of Michigan
are also among the growing list of schools reporting revoked student visas.
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