Of the 7,000 at the University of Michigan, 22 have been told to leave and four have already left. At Central Michigan University, seven students received the same notice, while Michigan State University has confirmed a few students have also been notified. Despite being told to leave, the Trump administration has not given a reason why. And worrying to the Michigan governor is that the students haven't been given a chance to prove they are here legally. In one instance, Harvard rejected requests from the Trump administration to change its policies - leading to threats of $2.2 billion in federal aid being stripped from the school.