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Federal government revokes student visas
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The Collegian
Governor Stitt backs Trump, calling activists “crazies.”Oklahoma State University released a statement on Apr.
8 saying that the federal government had revoked 8 of their international students’ visas, which was followed by Oklahoma Central University and Oral Roberts University declaring that a number of their students — four at OCU and two at ORU — had also been affected.
Others, like four international students at the University of Oregon, were told that their visas had been revoked on “unspecified criminal charges,” of which the universities were not made aware until the visa status changed online.
The only explanation made on behalf of the federal government so far has come from Secretary of State Marco Rubio.
The bottom line here is that the federal government is breaking the rule of law.
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