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The Trump Administration has revoked the visas of at least 17 international students or recent graduates attending Massachusetts colleges, their universities announced this weekend.
From Boston.com
Without valid enrollment status or visas, students could be open to immigration enforcement actions against them.
From Los Angeles Times
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