Huge News: Indian Student Wins Case Against Trump Visa Crackdown!

It is already known that the President of United States, Donald Trump has been going particularly hard against the International student community. He has largely tighten the visa restrictions and also the revenue streams of the students in the United States.

In this context, an Indian student has somehow managed to win a court case against the visa restrictions that are being imposed by the Donald Trump administration.

A recent court victory has brought attention to the U.S. government’s tightening of student visa policies, particularly impacting Indian students.

Krish Lal Isserdasani, a 21-year-old Indian engineering student at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, was at the center of the case after his F-1 visa was abruptly revoked without notice or any criminal charges.

A federal judge intervened, temporarily halting his deportation and preventing the Department of Homeland Security from canceling his visa or detaining him.

This case highlights growing concerns about due process in visa revocations, especially as the U.S. government has reportedly revoked over 4,700 SEVIS records since January 2025 with nearly half involving Indian nationals.

The reasons for these actions range from minor offenses like traffic violations to participation in peaceful campus protests.

Legal experts and student advocacy groups argue that these measures are often sudden, lack transparency, and give students no chance to respond or appeal. As legal pushback intensifies, the situation has sparked debate around immigration fairness and the need for clearer, more just policies for international students in the U.S.

But the issue here is that such pushback’s are only going to frustrate Trump further and instate him to take harder measures. This could have a lot of consequences in the due course.