With statuses terminated by ICE, international students at the University of Tennessee at Knoxville lost their right to study in the U.S.

After several weeks of uncertainty, the nine international University of Tennessee students whose visas statuses were changed are no longer at risk of deportation.

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Previously, Chancellor Donde Plowman said three current students and a former student who works at the university were at risk of being deported. In an internal letter sent to university staff ...

The status changes make the international students ineligible to be enrolled or employed at UT and are at risk of being ...

according to an email to the campus community from Chancellor Donde Plowman. UT was not notified of the changes made in the Student Exchange Visitor System, commonly referred to as SEVIS.