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Judge Rules Trump Unlawfully Targeted Pro-Palestinian Students and Protesters
law3 months ago

Judge Rules Trump Unlawfully Targeted Pro-Palestinian Students and Protesters

A federal judge in Massachusetts ruled that the Trump administration, specifically officials Kristi Noem and Marco Rubio, unconstitutionally targeted pro-Palestinian students for deportation to suppress their lawful speech, criticizing their actions and condemning the broader efforts to infringe on free speech rights. The judge also criticized President Trump for undermining constitutional values and praised the judiciary for resisting such infringements.

Stanford Student Newspaper Sues Trump Administration Over Immigration Laws and Free Speech
law5 months ago

Stanford Student Newspaper Sues Trump Administration Over Immigration Laws and Free Speech

Stanford's student newspaper sued the Trump administration, challenging the use of immigration law provisions to target and deport pro-Palestinian students, arguing it violates First Amendment rights and causes self-censorship among students. The case focuses on two INA provisions allowing visa revocation based on perceived foreign policy interests, and is part of broader legal challenges to the administration's 'ideological deportation' policies targeting pro-Palestinian activists on college campuses.

USC Bars Jewish Professor for Confronting Pro-Palestinian Students
education2 years ago

USC Bars Jewish Professor for Confronting Pro-Palestinian Students

The University of Southern California has moved Jewish economics professor John Strauss to remote teaching for the rest of the semester after he called Hamas terrorists "murderers" who "should be killed" during a confrontation with pro-Palestinian students on campus. The incident, which was captured on video, sparked controversy and led to petitions both in support of and against the professor. The Academic Freedom Alliance criticized USC's treatment of Strauss, stating that his words were protected under the First Amendment. USC confirmed the move to remote teaching, citing the need to investigate allegations and ensure a safe environment for all members of the community.