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Brooke Hauser
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Higher Education Reporter, The Boston Globe
Massachusetts, Gisborne
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Comic Reviews and media relating to comic books. General nerd culture and cosplay. Anime MangaComics News
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Why are so many students in Mass. losing their visas? The answer lies in a little-known database. - The Boston Globe
By Brooke Hauser Verified, Samantha Gross Verified| The Boston Globe Verified At first it was just a handful of students with some connection to pro-Palestinian activity, then dozens more, many of whom had no connection to the protest movement. Now the Trump administration has abruptly terminated the legal status of nearly 5,000 international students and scholars across the country, according to the American Immigration Lawyers Association, setting off waves of fear on campuses around the country.
Trump administration revokes more than two dozen visas of students at Mass. schools - The Boston Globe
By Brooke Hauser Verified, Spencer Buell Verified| The Boston Globe Verified UMass president Marty Meehan called the Trump administration’s cancellation of so many student visas “unprecedented.”“These actions by the federal government are extremely troubling and upsetting,” Meehan said Monday. “Massachusetts and the nation have grown stronger because of this infusion of talent.”The State Department, which has the authority to revoke visas, declined to offer specifics on the cases.
Why are so many students in Mass. losing their visas? The answer lies in a little-known database. - The Boston Globe
By Brooke Hauser Verified, Samantha Gross Verified| The Boston Globe Verified At first it was just a handful of students with some connection to pro-Palestinian activity, then dozens more, many of whom had no connection to the protest movement. Now the Trump administration has abruptly terminated the legal status of nearly 5,000 international students and scholars across the country, according to the American Immigration Lawyers Association, setting off waves of fear on campuses around the country.
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The Boston Globe
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