US EditionTrump administration targets more international students at Oregon universities
- Oregon State University reported thirteen international students had their visas revoked, creating a deportation risk.
- Federal actions impacting speech and expression activities prompted the visa revocations.
- Students now have fifteen days to find a legal way to stay in the country or depart.
- The university message to the OSU community began with, "Dear OSU Community Members:".
- OSU joined an amicus brief to support a lawsuit challenging federal actions impacting students.
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Tribune editorial: The seemingly random deportation of international students must be explained. Or ended.
“Utah’s academic leaders and elected officials must demand an explanation as to why each student with a cancelled visa was selected and what specific criteria will be used for such actions going forward,” writes The Salt Lake Tribune editorial board.
·Salt Lake City, United States
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