The Trump administration has made a significant policy reversal regarding the SEVIS termination of international students in the U.S. The administration has reinstated the records of many international students, regardless of their involvement in legal actions. This decision comes after facing backlash and legal disputes over the sudden terminations, which were frequently triggered by unreliable NCIC information. The move to reactivate the SEVIS records of numerous international students demonstrates a shift in the administration’s approach to handling immigration policies. This change is expected to benefit a large number of international students who were affected by the previous termination decisions. The decision is likely to ease concerns among the international student community in the U.S. and could potentially improve relations between the administration and the international student population.