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Nadeen Abusada

Nadeen Abusada

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News Reporter, WEWS-TV (Cleveland, OH)

Clevel, Baton Rouge

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sports local newsPolitics crime

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blockchain, cryptocurrency

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Total articles 944

  • What happens when a student's visa is revoked?

    By Nadeen Abusada Verified| WEWS-TV (Cleveland, OH) Verified CLEVELAND — Nationwide, the federal government has revoked student visas over the past few weeks. Now, we're seeing the impact right here in Northeast Ohio. So far:Kent State University — 4 students. Cleveland State University — 2 students that we know of. Case Western Reserve University, where we’re learning — as of late Monday — 4 students had their visas revoked.

    By Nadeen Abusada Verified · WEWS-TV (Cleveland, OH)

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • CSU student's visa revoked without explanation

    By Nadeen Abusada Verified| WEWS-TV (Cleveland, OH) Verified CLEVELAND — A recent immigration crackdown is hitting universities in Northeast Ohio, leaving some international students blindsided by sudden orders to leave the country without clear reasons. One of those students is Sam (not his real name), an international student from India studying at Cleveland State University. He spoke with News 5 on the condition of anonymity, fearing potential backlash. “Last Friday, like in the morning, I got an email from embassy that they revoked my visa," said Sam.

    By Nadeen Abusada Verified · WEWS-TV (Cleveland, OH)

    Apr. 11, 2025

  • A hero sent by God: family saved from fire credits teen and community for their second chance

    By Nadeen Abusada Verified| WEWS-TV (Cleveland, OH) Verified CLEVELAND — Since his brave act of heroism, 16-year-old Tyler Sowden has been honored by the Cleveland Cavaliers, City Council, and various community organizations. And while the spotlight has shined on the teen, the family he saved says the real credit goes even higher. Nearly two weeks after their home was destroyed by fire, Kerly Avila and her children are still recovering—not just physically, but emotionally.

    By Nadeen Abusada Verified · WEWS-TV (Cleveland, OH)

    Apr. 10, 2025

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WEWS-TV (Cleveland, OH)

Cleveland, Ohio, United States

+1 216-431-5555