The Trump administration has revoked hundreds of international student visas nationwide, including those attending colleges and universities in California. Universities have reported some students being forced to leave immediately,

Hundreds of foreign students across the US have had their visas revoked suddenly and without explanation, lawyers say.

An increasing number of student deportation threats involve the revocation of visas based on relatively minor offenses like years-old misdemeanors, according to immigration attorneys, or sometimes no reason at all.

Dozens of schools found out about revoked visas only after checking a federal database. Some are related to Israel-Gaza war protests, others are not.

Colleges say the cancellations have caused fear and confusion on campuses across the U.S.

At least 147 international students were abruptly stripped of their ability to stay in the United States in recent days, according to universities and media reports, sowing fear among students.

State confirms that students have had their visas revoked but would not say how many. UC Davis confirms that seven students and five recent graduates have had their visas revoked.

More than a dozen University of Utah students affected by widespread immigration actions against international students.

The Observer also contacted other local universities. Davidson College and Johnson C. Smith University confirmed none of their students’ international visas have been revoked.