Five students, "without warning," Chancellor Pradeep K. Khosla said in a notice sent Friday, had their F-1 visas terminated the day before.

The Trump Administration revoked F-1 visas for five UC San Diego students "without warning," the university announced Friday. The big picture: The State Department has pulled hundreds of foreign student visas as the Trump administration pushes a sweeping immigration crackdown that's targeting college campuses.

The confirmation from MSU follows reports that students from the University of Michigan and Central Michigan have had their visas revoked.

The Trump administration revoked the visas of at least two dozen more students across the country over the weekend.

Colleges around the country are reporting cases of international students suddenly learning their visas have been revoked.

Some Bay Area university campuses are on edge following the Trump administration's crackdown on foreign students.

More universities are discovering that international student visas were cancelled last week, causing growing concern and confusion at UCLA and other California campuses.

Four international students at the University of Michigan have had their visas revoked by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, according to a university spokesperson.

A notice from UCSD sent Friday said five students had their F-1 visas terminated. One other student was denied entry at the border and later deported back to their home country.