Harvard: Student Visas Revoked for 3 Students, 2 Graduates

Harvard University confirmed Sunday that the student visas of three current students and two recent graduates have been revoked. The university released a brief statement acknowledging the situation but did not elaborate on the specific reasons behind the revocations. The affected individuals are reportedly from different countries and academic programs.

Visa revocations can occur for a variety of reasons, including security concerns, changes in immigration policy, or violations of visa terms. The situation is particularly sensitive given the current climate surrounding international students and immigration regulations in the United States.

University officials are said to be in contact with the affected students and graduates to provide support and guidance. They are also working with relevant government agencies to understand the details surrounding the visa revocations and explore potential avenues for resolution. The university emphasized its commitment to supporting its international student population and ensuring compliance with all applicable laws and regulations.