Ten students – two who were currently attending and seven recent graduates — at Kent State University have now lost their visas, which is up from four last week, according to the university. Three UA students – up from two last week – are facing this issue, the university says.

Several students have filed lawsuits against DHS, claiming denial of due process and lack of justification for revoking their right to stay in the US.

Some Connecticut Democrats are fighting back against the Trump Administration revoking more than 50 student visas in Connecticut. Sen. Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn) and New Haven Mayor Justin Elicker held a news conference to defend the students and are demanding answers.