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[ Wed, Mar 26th 2025 ]: Metro

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[ Wed, Mar 26th 2025 ]: Audacy

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[ Wed, Mar 26th 2025 ]: SFGate

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[ Wed, Mar 26th 2025 ]: Bizcommunity

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[ Wed, Mar 26th 2025 ]: Governing

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[ Wed, Mar 26th 2025 ]: Cryptopolitan

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[ Wed, Mar 26th 2025 ]: Axios

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[ Wed, Mar 26th 2025 ]: Washingtonian

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[ Wed, Mar 26th 2025 ]: BBC

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[ Wed, Mar 26th 2025 ]: IOL

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[ Wed, Mar 26th 2025 ]: OurQuadCities

Iowa bill to remove DEI programs in government moves forward
Tue, March 25, 2025

[ Tue, Mar 25th 2025 ]: pix11

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[ Tue, Mar 25th 2025 ]: who13

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[ Tue, Mar 25th 2025 ]: KGW

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[ Tue, Mar 25th 2025 ]: Reason

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[ Tue, Mar 25th 2025 ]: WJAR

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[ Tue, Mar 25th 2025 ]: Mediaite

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[ Tue, Mar 25th 2025 ]: ITV

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[ Tue, Mar 25th 2025 ]: AOL

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[ Tue, Mar 25th 2025 ]: InsideNoVa

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[ Tue, Mar 25th 2025 ]: rnz

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[ Tue, Mar 25th 2025 ]: Fortune

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[ Tue, Mar 25th 2025 ]: eNCA

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[ Tue, Mar 25th 2025 ]: Dealbreaker

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[ Tue, Mar 25th 2025 ]: KGOU

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[ Tue, Mar 25th 2025 ]: WBUR

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[ Tue, Mar 25th 2025 ]: CalMatters

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[ Tue, Mar 25th 2025 ]: Metro

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[ Tue, Mar 25th 2025 ]: ZNetwork

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[ Tue, Mar 25th 2025 ]: FOX59

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[ Tue, Mar 25th 2025 ]: Cryptopolitan

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[ Tue, Mar 25th 2025 ]: Grist

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[ Tue, Mar 25th 2025 ]: MSNBC

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[ Tue, Mar 25th 2025 ]: Alternet

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[ Tue, Mar 25th 2025 ]: Reuters

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[ Tue, Mar 25th 2025 ]: Click2Houston

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[ Tue, Mar 25th 2025 ]: HuffPost

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[ Tue, Mar 25th 2025 ]: RealClearPolitics

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[ Tue, Mar 25th 2025 ]: Axios

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[ Tue, Mar 25th 2025 ]: Euronews

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[ Tue, Mar 25th 2025 ]: Newsweek

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[ Tue, Mar 25th 2025 ]: dw

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[ Tue, Mar 25th 2025 ]: NDTV

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[ Tue, Mar 25th 2025 ]: TheHyperHive

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[ Tue, Mar 25th 2025 ]: 9NEWS

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[ Tue, Mar 25th 2025 ]: CNN

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[ Tue, Mar 25th 2025 ]: MSN

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[ Tue, Mar 25th 2025 ]: IOL

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Professor groups sue feds, claim Khalil arrest and visa actions created 'climate of fear' on campuses

In a lawsuit filed in federal district court in Boston Tuesday morning, the professor associations, including at Harvard, argue the government's policies have chilled speech at higher education institutions across the country.
The article from WBUR discusses how several universities, including Harvard, NYU, Rutgers, and Boston University, are actively supporting international students in light of former President Donald Trump's immigration policies. These policies, which include travel bans and visa restrictions, have created uncertainty and fear among international students. In response, universities are providing legal assistance, mental health support, and advocacy to help students navigate these challenges. Harvard has set up a task force to address immigration issues, while NYU has expanded its legal services. Rutgers and Boston University are also offering resources to ensure students can continue their education without disruption. The universities are also engaging in legal battles and lobbying efforts to protect the rights of international students, emphasizing the importance of diversity and the contributions these students make to the academic community.

Read the Full WBUR Article at:
[ https://www.wbur.org/news/2025/03/25/universities-harvard-nyu-rutgers-boston-trump-immigration ]