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Zak Cassel

Zak Cassel

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Data Journalist, WFYI-FM (Indianapolis, IN)

Indiana

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Total articles 106

  • Lawsuit challenges Trump student visa cancellations in Indiana schools

    By Zak Cassel| WFYI-TV (Indianapolis, IN) Verified April 16, 2025 An international student from Indianapolis is among seven who lost their visas after the U.S. government revoked their legal status, prompting the ACLU of Indiana to sue the Trump administration on their behalf. The lawsuit, filed Tuesday in federal court, claims the Department of Homeland Security violated the students’ Fifth Amendment due process rights by canceling their F-1 student visas without notice or a chance to respond.

    By Zak Cassel · WFYI-TV (Indianapolis, IN)

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Purdue addresses Trump effort to revoke international student visas

    By Zak Cassel| Indiana Public Media@ Purdue University acknowledged in a statement that the Trump administration has taken action on certain international student visas. The U.S. Department of State recently canceled visas forat least 600 studentsat more than 100 colleges and universities, according to Inside Higher Ed.“As is the case with universities across the country, Purdue has been in contact with any individual who has been impacted by a change in their visa status,” thestatementread.

    By Zak Cassel · Indiana Public Media

    Apr. 11, 2025

  • Lawsuit challenges Trump student visa cancellations in Indiana schools

    By Zak Cassel| WFYI-TV (Indianapolis, IN) Verified April 16, 2025 An international student from Indianapolis is among seven who lost their visas after the U.S. government revoked their legal status, prompting the ACLU of Indiana to sue the Trump administration on their behalf. The lawsuit, filed Tuesday in federal court, claims the Department of Homeland Security violated the students’ Fifth Amendment due process rights by canceling their F-1 student visas without notice or a chance to respond.

    By Zak Cassel · WFYI-TV (Indianapolis, IN)

    Apr. 16, 2025

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WFYI-FM (Indianapolis, IN)

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States

+1 317-636-2020