President Donald Trump’s administration appears to have amplified its efforts to crack down on radical college campus protests, revoking visas for more than 1,300 foreign students, according to an analysis from Inside Higher Ed.
The publication reported that as of Wednesday morning, it verified that 1,321 students have had their legal status changed by the Department of State.
‘Visiting America is not an entitlement.’
A chart on the outlet’s website showed a breakdown of how many foreign students at each university were affected.
According to the chart, the University of Texas System had the greatest number of impacted students. A Monday article from the Austin American-Statesman stated that 176 students within the school’s system had their visas revoked.
Randa Safady, the UT System’s vice chancellor of external relations, told the news outlet, “UT institutions learn of the revocation of student visas or immigration status changes by…
