The Trump administration has revoked hundreds of international student visas nationwide, including those attending colleges and universities in California. Universities have reported some students being forced to leave immediately,

The Trump administration canceled dozens of international student visas at the University of California, including UCLA, UC Berkeley and UC San Diego, and Stanford University.

One university described these visa terminations as coming "without warning." Others say there have been no explanations for them.

A federal judge is set to order the visa reinstatement of a Chinese doctoral student at Dartmouth College after it was inexplicably revoked by Homeland Security.

Colleges say the cancellations have caused fear and confusion on campuses across the U.S.

Nearly two dozen students attending SUNY schools, as well as students at other New York colleges and universities, have had their visas affected by the Trump administration's crackdown on students from other countries,

UW, Seattle University, WSU and Gonzaga reported visas had been revoked for over a dozen international students and recent graduates.

The University of California system has seen about 50 students have their visa revoked by the federal government, UC President Michael Drake said Tuesday, as the Trump administration recently

A spokesperson for the University of Wisconsin System said the U.S. government has terminated visas for international students at universities across the state, including 13 at UW-Madison.