The Trump administration has canceled dozens of international student visas at California campuses, including UCLA, UC San Diego, UC Berkeley, UC Davis, UC Irvine and Stanford, university leaders, students and faculty at campuses confirmed to The Los Angeles Times.

Education officials are struggling to assess the extent of the revocations.

At UCLA, the revocations hit at least nine international students, faculty and student groups said Saturday. It's unclear whether any students were detained by immigration authorities or why their visas were canceled.

At UC San Diego, Chancellor Pradeep Khosla said in a campus message that five students had their visas revoked. He said the university received the notification "without warning."

A UC official who spoke on the condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to speak publicly confirmed that the visa actions also affected UC Irvine.

There was no immediate word of the impact on students at UC Riverside, if any.

Story Date: April 16, 2025