#pro-palestinian-activism

#pro-palestinian-activism

Over 1,024 international students in the US have faced visa revocations unrelated to protests since late March.

The State Department has revoked visas for several international students and recent graduates, reflecting a broader crackdown on individuals allegedly engaging in criminal behavior.

International students at Fordham and CUNY have regained their visas after revocations during the Trump administration, particularly following legal actions concerning pro-Palestinian activism.

A judge has allowed the U.S. government to proceed with deportation actions against a student involved in pro-Palestinian campus protests.

International students at Worcester's Clark University and other Massachusetts schools have had their visas revoked amid the Trump administration's immigration policies.

Ranjani Srinivasan fled to Canada after her student visa was revoked as part of federal immigration enforcement targeting pro-Palestinian activists.

Rümeysa Öztürk's detention raises serious constitutional concerns and highlights potential government misconduct in immigration enforcement.

Mohsen Mahdawi was released from immigration custody after challenging deportation related to his pro-Palestinian activism.

Yunseo Chung faces deportation for her pro-Palestinian activism, prompting legal action against the US government.

Chung argues the deportation efforts represent a crackdown on free speech regarding pro-Palestinian views.

The U.S. is using AI to enforce bureaucratic procedures, threatening free speech through the cancellation of student visas for pro-Palestinian activism.

Harvard revoked a fellowship offered to A. Kayum Ahmed, allegedly due to his pro-Palestinian advocacy, according to Ahmed's claims.

The Trump administration's efforts to deport Mahmoud Khalil underscore tensions between immigration enforcement and free speech rights regarding pro-Palestinian activism.

The Trump administration seeks to deport a Columbia student, citing potential threats to Middle East peace as justification under foreign policy laws.

Khalil's legal victory allows him to contest his arrest's legality in New Jersey, though he remains detained in Louisiana without charges.

San Jose State University professor placed on administrative leave for supporting pro-Palestinian student demonstrators.

Microsoft employees allege retaliation for organizing a pro-Palestinian vigil, claiming their activism led to unjust termination.

Student government restored funding for campus clubs after months of withholding it in a protest against the war in Gaza.

Pro-Palestinian students faced backlash for their actions and accused others of complicity in genocide.

The University of Michigan's student government has withheld funding for activities demanding university divestment from companies linked to the Israeli conflict.

Four pro-Palestinian protesters were arrested at the University of Michigan for disrupting a student activity fair during Festifall.