International students are taking legal action against the Trump administration for revoking their visas, alleging a violation of their due process rights.

This situation has affected numerous institutions, with universities like the University of Michigan, Wayne State University, and Michigan State University reporting significant numbers of impacted students.

Among the affected students are Xiangyun Bu and Qiuyi Yang, both pursuing advanced degrees at the University of Michigan, highlighting the academic contributions of international students.

Miriam Feldblum, CEO of the Presidents' Alliance on Higher Education and Immigration, has described the current federal approach to immigration enforcement on campuses as unprecedented and concerning.

In light of these developments, universities are conducting 'Know Your Rights' sessions to educate students about their options and rights amidst the changing immigration policies.

As the situation unfolds, universities are encouraging their communities to utilize available resources for support during these uncertain times.

The UCWGA-UGA is in contact with affected students, noting that some universities are providing better support than others in this crisis.

During the protest, chants such as 'Power to the people; no one is illegal' echoed the collective sentiment of the participants, emphasizing solidarity with affected individuals.

Organizers of the rally highlighted that nearly $20,000 has been raised in a legal fund to support the students impacted by the visa revocations.

The recent crackdown by the Department of Homeland Security has instilled fear among students, prompting some universities to advise them to leave the U.S. to avoid potential detention or deportation.

In response to these challenges, a rally organized by UGA's Young Democratic Socialists of America and the United Campus Workers of Georgia brought together various organizations to advocate for international student rights.

Universities like UMass Amherst are proactively connecting students with legal resources to help them navigate the evolving immigration landscape.