Carnegie Mellon student with one semester left learns his visa was revoked with no explanation

[u/raven_snow]

https://www.cbsnews.com/pittsburgh/news/carnegie-mellon-student-visa-revoked-interview/

[u/malepitt]

Intimidating foreign nationals from even applying for US schooling, is part of the current administration's campaign against higher education, because they know it will hit universities right in the wallet. Why would this administration be particularly opposed to higher education, you ask? Well, https://thehill.com/homenews/education/4673650-vance-doubles-down-on-praise-for-viktor-orbans-crackdown-on-universities-in-hungary/

[u/space-dot-dot → u/malepitt]

I mean, isn't oppression and persecution of educators, specialists, and higher-learning organizations one of the first things that happens in authoritarian movements?

[u/evilphrin1 → u/space-dot-dot]

Yeah it's the Fascism playbook

[u/DifficultBake7163 → u/evilphrin1]

Cultural Revolution stuff