In a significant development, ICE has decided to reinstate the records of international students after facing legal challenges for improperly revoking them in SEVIS, leading to widespread disruptions and fears among the student community. The revocations, which were primarily based on faulty NCIC data, had a significant impact on numerous students, especially those hailing from countries like India and China. ICE has now taken steps to address the issue by working on a new policy to avoid similar overreach and hardships in the future. This move comes as a relief to many students who were at risk of facing severe consequences due to the abrupt termination of their records. The decision to reinstate the records showcases ICE’s willingness to rectify its mistakes and ensure that international students are not unfairly penalized due to administrative errors. This development is likely to bring a sense of stability and security to the affected students and their families, who have been living in uncertainty and fear since the sudden revocations. It also highlights the importance of ensuring transparency and accountability in immigration policies to protect the rights and well-being of international students studying in the United States.