Democrats demand answers on arrest of Tufts student Rumeysa Ozturk
- Rumeysa Ozturk, a Tufts University doctoral student, was arrested by plainclothes ICE officers, leading her attorneys to allege violations of her rights to free speech and due process.
- Ozturk's visa was canceled allegedly for co-authoring an op-ed that criticized Tufts for not recognizing resolutions condemning Israel's actions in Gaza, according to her attorneys.
- A federal judge ruled that Ozturk cannot be deported without a court order, giving the government until Tuesday to respond to her attorneys' updated complaint.
- The ACLU and Ozturk's attorneys claim her arrest aimed to punish her speech and deter others from expressing pro-Palestinian views.
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Letter: Who will be next?
On March 26, Rumeysa Ozturk, a Turkish citizen and Fulbright scholar at Tufts University, was taken from a street near her home, kidnapped by a masked, black-shirted squad. Readers here must watch the cell phone video, a truly terrifying moment.
The footage that shocked the US: a young Turkish woman from Tufts University, near Boston, arrested by 6 masked police officers and taken 2,000 kilometers away. "To disappear into an abyss for having formulated an idea" / How many Romanian students are in
Hundreds of students and residents of Somerville, Massachusetts, a few miles from Boston, took to the streets to protest when images of a recent warrantless arrest of a doctoral student went viral.…
Lawyer complains Turkish student held in US ’abducted’
A lawyer representing a Turkish university student detained in the United States and facing deportation said Thursday that his client had been unlawfully abducted. Earlier this week, a video surfaced on social media showing 30-year-old Rumeysa Ozturk being detained by masked, plain-clothed figures near Tufts University in Massachusetts. The video quickly went viral as a symbol driving the fear and anger gripping US campuses as President Donald T…
US authorities arrest female student; six men in plain clothes caught on video in broad daylight; locals criticize: Asahi Shimbun
In Massachusetts, a Turkish woman (30) studying for a doctorate at Tufts University was suddenly detained by immigration authorities. Security camera footage of the incident was released, sparking criticism. In the United States, foreign nationals are...
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