International students mostly silent after Columbia crackdown
International students and faculty across U S universities describe a chilling hush as federal agents arrest Columbia protesters and revoke visas. The first arrest targeted Mahmoud Khalil, with subsequent detentions and visa terminations prompting fear, self censorship, and warnings from officials about further actions.
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Trump cites 1798 law to speed deportations blocked
A federal judge ordered planes turned around and blocked the Trump administration from using the Alien Enemies Act of 1798 to deport Venezuelan gang members and others, after the government began removals from the United States. The ruling came as Trump signed a spending bill ending a potential shutdown and amid updates on Ukraine, Vatican, and Australia news items.
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