The Trump administration has revoked over 6,000 international student visas in 2025. The revocations are largely due to students overstaying their visas or breaking U.S. laws, such as assault, DUI, burglary, and a smaller portion tied to alleged support for terrorism. The administration has also targeted students involved in pro-Palestinian demonstrations and those considered to pose risks to U.S. national security. This crackdown is part of a broader immigration enforcement effort that includes increased social media scrutiny and visa vetting processes. Additionally, Trump signed proclamations restricting foreign students from attending certain universities like Harvard, citing national security concerns and alleged ties to radicalism. The administration justifies these actions using provisions from immigration law that allow visa cancellations for activities deemed harmful to U.S. foreign policy or security.