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University of Chicago Stats Professor Cancels Midterm, Pushes Students To Join Anti-Trump Protest Instead
‘Marching against this dangerous authoritarian administration is of utmost importance!’ Yali Amit says
'Brilliant Friend': Federal Judge Already Facing Recusal Request in Immigration Lawsuit Has Strong Ties to Lawyer Involved in the Case
Araceli Martinez-Olguin faces recusal calls in case where her former employer is the lead plaintiff and her friend is their attorney
Mahmoud Khalil Can Be Deported, Judge Rules
The Syrian national can still appeal the order
US Will Deny Visas, Green Cards Over Anti-Semitic Social Media Activity, Trump Admin Says
'You are not welcome here,' DHS tells anti-Semites, terrorists
Trump Admin Presses California Judge To Recuse Herself From Immigration Case Featuring Her Former Employer
Araceli Martinez-Olguin served as managing attorney for lead plaintiff Community Legal Services in East Palo Alto
Cornell Protest Leader Who Lauded 'Armed Resistance in Palestine' Self-Deports, Drops Lawsuit Against Trump
'Long live the student intifada!' Momodou Taal says in statement announcing exit from US
Mahmoud Khalil Omitted Work for Terror-Tied UNRWA From Green Card Application, Prosecutors Say
Detained Columbia protest leader served as a political affairs officer for the agency at the time of Hamas’s Oct. 7 terror attack, court filing shows
Foreign Cornell Activist: Threats of Deportation Deprive My Friends of Their 'Rights To Listen' to My Pro-Hamas Rhetoric
Momodou Taal, a British national, celebrated Oct. 7 and called on classmates to take their 'cue from the armed resistance in Palestine'
