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Academic groups sue over deportations of international students, scholars

The American Association of University Professors and local chapters filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration to stop deportations of pro-Hamas activists, claiming protected speech under the First Amendment.
The lawsuit follows the arrest of Mahmoud Khalil, raising concerns over federal actions against students.
The AAUP stated that the Trump administration's policy creates a climate of fear that represses free speech among students and faculty.
Trump supports deporting pro-Hamas activists, arguing that their presence undermines national security.

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Private groups work to identify and report student protesters for possible deportation

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WSWS hosts webinar with Momodou Taal, target of Trump’s efforts to deport anti-war students

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What We Know About the Detentions of Student Protesters - Overpasses For America

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