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- The Trump administration arrested multiple international students and scholars involved in pro-Palestinian activism between March and May 2025 across U.S. Campuses in states including Massachusetts and Louisiana.
- These arrests followed allegations of supporting Hamas and participating in pro-terrorist activities, alongside visa revocations framed as part of a broader crackdown on campus activism.
- Notable detainees include Mahmoud Khalil, a 30-year-old Palestinian-American permanent resident held in Louisiana after his March 8 arrest, and Rmeysa ztrk, a Turkish PhD student detained for 45 days more than 1,500 miles from home.
- A federal judge noted that �zt�rk’s detention involved serious questions regarding her due process rights and freedom of speech, warning that continuing to hold her could suppress the expression of millions. Meanwhile, her lawyers highlighted the difficult conditions she and other detainees faced while in custody.
- These cases have sparked legal challenges appealing deportation orders and detention, highlighting constitutional concerns and suggesting major implications for free speech protections among international students in the U.S.
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An international college student facing deportation by the Trump administration was able to return this weekend to her home in the United States while her case continues in court, marking a victory in one...
Situación actual en 5 de los casos de inmigración más destacados de la administración Trump
Por Hanna Park, CNN Una estudiante universitaria internacional que enfrentaba la deportación por parte de la administración Trump pudo regresar este fin de semana a su hogar en Estados Unidos mientras su caso continúa en los tribunales, lo que marca una victoria en uno de los muchos casos que involucran a jóvenes alumnos que podrían ser expulsados del país tras participar en activismo propalestino. La estudiante de doctorado de la Universidad …
Trump judges split over grouping deportation cases together or handling individually
Two federal judges in Texas appointed by President Donald Trump have issued conflicting rulings on whether migrant detainees can band together to challenge deportations under the Alien Enemies Act, an early sign of legal turbulence facing the administration’s use of…
Where things stand in 5 of the Trump administration’s highest profile immigration cases
Over the weekend, one of the international university students facing deportation by the Trump administration was allowed to return to her home in the US while her case continues to play out in court.
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