US EditionVisa status restored to Indiana students in ACLU lawsuit
- Eight international students at Purdue, Indiana Tech, and Notre Dame had their legal statuses restored after a court filing on April 28, 2025.
- Their statuses were revoked amid nationwide terminations recorded in a federal immigration database, prompting the Department of Homeland Security to announce restoration plans on April 25.
- One student, Jelena Liu from IU Indianapolis, received a revocation notice citing a criminal record or visa termination despite having no criminal record and current paperwork.
- A government lawyer confirmed ICE is reversing course by reinstating thousands of students’ SEVIS records and is developing a framework for termination policy.
- This reinstatement reduces deportation risk for affected students while lawsuits and uncertainty about visa revocations continue nationwide.
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Indiana international students' legal status restored
The legal status of nine international students in Indiana has been restored — at least temporarily — ending weeks of fear and uncertainty following a Trump administration decision to quietly revoke the legal status of thousands of foreign students around…
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Policy reversal: Indiana international students' legal status restored
The legal status of nine international students in Indiana has been restored — at least temporarily — ending weeks of fear and uncertainty following a Trump administration decision to quietly revoke the legal status of thousands of foreign students around…
Trump administration reinstates legal status for thousands of international students, four UMN students
The U.S. government is reversing course and reinstating the legal status of thousands of international students nationwide, a government lawyer said in federal court on Friday. At least 11 University of Minnesota students had lost their legal status or had their visas revoked as of mid-April, alongside dozens of other students in Minnesota and more than 1,200 students across the nation. Four out of the 11 students have had their legal status res…
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