Anxiety on US college campuses as foreign students deported

Recent weeks have seen a surge in the detention of international students in the US, particularly those involved in pro-Palestinian protests, with over 1,000 visa revocations reported. High-profile detentions, such as those of Georgetown’s Badar Khan Suri and Columbia’s Mahmoud Khalil, have raised concerns about civil liberties violations and fears among students. The crackdown is part of a broader White House initiative, with officials stating that such actions are necessary to maintain campus safety amid accusations of antisemitism linked to protests.