US EditionEducation Department seeks names and nationalities of student protesters: Report
- The U.S. Department of Education seeks the names and nationalities of students involved in investigating alleged antisemitism at five universities, according to The Washington Post.
- Critics express concerns that collecting this information may target or deport foreign students involved in pro-Palestinian protests, according to attorneys cited by The Washington Post.
- President Donald Trump directed that students who may have harassed Jewish individuals be specifically identified in the investigations, according to attorneys familiar with the situation.
- Columbia University has faced federal pressure and agreed to demands from the Trump administration amid investigations, resulting in a loss of $400 million in federal contracts, as mentioned by The Washington Post.
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'Witch hunt': Attorneys alarmed as Trump administration now seeks protesters' info
Donald Trump's administration wants the names and nationalities of campus protesters, and civil rights attorneys are concerned about what they'll do with that information.Federal civil rights attorneys launched investigations last month into university responses to campus antisemitism, but they noti...
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