High-profile ICE arrests of Tufts, Alabama students spotlight growing Trump sweep
- A federal judge ordered Immigration and Customs Enforcement to respond to an emergency request concerning Rumeysa Ozturk, a Tufts PhD student detained by ICE agents in Massachusetts.
- Ozturk was taken into custody while heading to an Iftar dinner and moved to Louisiana, despite a court order to keep her in Massachusetts.
- Her lawyer stated there are no known charges against her, while the Department of Homeland Security claimed she supported Hamas.
- Demonstrations occurred in multiple cities, including Boston, Seattle, and Washington, D.C., calling for Ozturk's release, as local officials and advocacy groups condemned the arrest as a targeted attack.
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Trump imposes fear and arbitrariness
The US administration has launched a wave of repression against foreign students who have mobilized for Palestine, multiplying arrests with a view to expelling them. Their lawyers denounce serious violations of freedom of expression.
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