US EditionSix MTSU international students' visas revoked, university officials say
- Middle Tennessee State University officials reported that six international students had their visas revoked.
- Recent changes in a federal immigration database caused the change in student immigration status.
- Provost Mark Byrnes discussed the matter at an April 10 Student Government Association meeting.
- Byrnes stated that Homeland Security had identified four students; he said, "We do have to cooperate."
- MTSU affirms its commitment to international students and is working to answer their questions.
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Immigration status changed for six MTSU students, per university officials
MURFREESBORO, Tenn. (WKRN) — The immigration status for several students at Middle Tennessee State University has changed, according to officials. Provost Mark Byrnes, addressing MTSU's Student Government Association, said during a Thursday meeting that four students were identified by the Department of Homeland Security as having their visas revoked. Members of the SGA had asked Byrnes about protocols for faculty if Immigrations & Customs Enfor…
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Visas of 18 Florida International University students have been revoked: Officials
The visas of nearly 20 Florida International University students have been revoked, part of the Trump Administration's recent effort to terminate the visas of international students across the country.
·Miami, United States
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