U.S. Universities Sound Alarm Over Unprecedented International Student Expulsions
American universities report a dramatic shift in federal enforcement, with international students facing sudden visa revocations and deportations with minimal explanation. College administrators warn these aggressive tactics could damage U.S. higher education's global reputation and deter talented international students.
Federal Judge Blocks Deportation of Georgetown Researcher Accused of Hamas Ties
A federal judge has halted the deportation of Georgetown University researcher Badar Khan Suri following his arrest by DHS agents over alleged Hamas connections. The case highlights growing tensions around immigration enforcement on college campuses amid the Israel-Gaza conflict.
Fort Worth Substitute Teacher Under Investigation for Reporting Non-English Speaking Students to ICE
A Fort Worth ISD substitute teacher faces investigation after suggesting ICE visit North Side High School regarding non-English speaking students. The district has removed the teacher and reaffirmed its commitment to providing safe, welcoming schools regardless of students' immigration status.
Massachusetts Schools Strengthen Protections Against Immigration Enforcement
Worcester Public Schools implements new protocols restricting ICE operations, prohibiting agents from entering school buildings without judicial warrants and protecting students at bus stops. The move aligns with a broader Massachusetts movement to limit cooperation with federal immigration enforcement.