Students at the University of Colorado and Colorado State University have lost their visas, following a wave of high-profile arrests of international students across the country.

The Trump administration has revoked the visas for 10 international students at Colorado's largest public universities. The big picture: Six international students at Colorado State University and four students at two University of Colorado campuses were affected by the the visa revocations,

Neither university has identified the students who lost their visas, said what countries they are from, or revealed whether federal officials provided any explanation.

The university did not release details about the student or why the visa was revoked. Kid Rock has revealed that comedian Bill Maher’s “mind was blown” after his White House sit down with President Donald Trump.

The Trump administration is upending the student visa bureaucracy to deport foreign students. University officials are struggling to keep up.

"We recognize that this situation may raise questions and concerns in our community," the university spokesperson said.

The federal government has revoked student visas for 10 international students in Colorado as of Wednesday. Six Colorado State University students have had their visas revoked, according to university spokesperson Tiana Kennedy.

International students on Temple University's campus are on edge after one of their peers had their visa revoked.

DHS revoked four F-1 visas from four international students in the CU System. CSU said five international students were also impacted by visa revocations.