The president of a Minnesota university that saw one of its students detained by federal immigration authorities last week says five other students have had their visas terminated.

Neither university has identified the students who lost their visas, said what countries they are from, or revealed whether federal officials provided any explanation.

A Temple University student whose visa has been revoked has chosen to self-deport, the university said in a campus message Wednesday. The university said the visa was “revoked at the discretion of the United States Secretary of State,

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The cancelations come in the midst of a widespread crackdown against students federal officials contend are acting against national interests.

The federal government has revoked student visas for 10 international students in Colorado as of Wednesday. Six Colorado State University students have had their visas revoked, according to university spokesperson Tiana Kennedy.

The order comes as President Trump expands deportation efforts, including of students who have spoken out in support of Palestinians during Israel’s war in Gaza.

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security has revoked visas for at least 10 international Colorado students. That's according to universities around the state.

The Trump administration is upending the student visa bureaucracy to deport foreign students. University officials are struggling to keep up.