Trump administration revokes visas for CSU, CU students

• The F-1 visas were revoked by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, reports 9News.

Why it matters: The Trump administration's effort targeting foreign college students as part of its immigration crackdown has now reached Colorado schools.

State of play: The administration appears to be targeting college students sharing pro-Palestinian views — though no details about the 10 local students or their political affiliations were immediately available.

Between the lines: CSU in a statement said it would not be identifying the students due to privacy reasons. It urged students affected to contact their country's respective embassies.

• "Please know that CSU deeply values our international student population and is committed to supporting you to the best of our abilities," a statement from the university reads.

Context: The four CU students impacted were at the Boulder and Colorado Springs campuses, Denver7 reports.

Zoom out: Secretary of State Marco Rubio last week said the State Department may have revoked as many as 300 visas as part of the administration's immigration enforcement.