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This story was first published by Arizona Luminaria.
The number of international students at Arizona State University who have had their visas revoked is now at least 50, according to an attorney representing the students.
Last week, Arizona Luminaria reported on eight students at ASU who had their visas revoked. That number has increased quickly, with at least three students facing some time in immigration detention, according to senior attorney Ami Hutchinson, with Green Evans-Schroeder, the Tucson, Arizona-based law firm representing the students. She said students she’s spoken to are confused.
“They’re really, really afraid.”
“They still seem to think that someone made a mistake. That it shouldn’t have happened and this was just all a misunderstanding,” Hutchinson said.
“They’re really, really afraid,” she added.
One ASU student remains in…