VOICED : Thousands face

The UK Border Agency revoked London Metropolitan University's right to sponsor visas for non-European students, affecting over 2000 students who may face deportation. The decision followed an audit revealing visa abuses. Critics argue it's a political move linked to immigration limits, which the government denies. The economic impact is significant, with the international student market valued at £14 billion annually. Legal challenges are underway, but students face uncertainty about their future and graduation prospects.

What is the National Union of Students' stance on the government's actions?

What does the UK government claim regarding the number of students allowed to study in the UK?