At least 118 international students across Texas universities have had their immigration status altered, with their names removed from the SEVIS database. This drastic move, linked to recent political protests, has left students without legal standing, employment eligibility, or the ability to contest the changes. As political activism and scrutiny intensify, these students face uncertain futures and limited options for reinstatement.Student aspirations shattered as 118 lose US visas in sweeping SEVIS review
At least 118 international students across Texas universities have had their immigration status altered, with their names removed from the SEVIS database. This drastic move, linked to recent political protests, has left students without legal standing, employment eligibility, or the ability to contest the changes. As political activism and scrutiny intensify, these students face uncertain futures and limited options for reinstatement.
