US Edition[Opinion] The Trump administration says its speech-based deportation policy 'does not exist'
UNITED STATES, JUL 09 – Critics claim the policy suppresses free speech by targeting advocacy seen as pro-Hamas or anti-Semitic, while the administration insists it addresses support for designated terrorist groups.
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As Trial Begins in AAUP Lawsuit, Federal Lawyers Argue ‘Ideological Deportation’ Policy Does Not Exist
As opening arguments began in a lawsuit filed by the American Association of University Professors against the Trump administration, lawyers for the two parties clashed over First Amendment protections for noncitizens.
Administration: Speech-based deportation policy ‘does not exist’
In a case that went to trial in Boston this week, the Trump administration argues that its policy of arresting, detaining and deporting international students for expressing anti-Israel opinions “does not exist.” The government’s lawyers also maintain that the supposedly…
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