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The demand occurs when the repression of immigration of the Trump administration attacks higher education, which causes a series of demands against White House officials.
The president of the United States, Donald Trump (Image: Reuters)
USA An Indian student and three others in the public universities of Michigan have appeared against the administration of Donald Trump about the possible deportation of the United States after their state of student immigration was finished “illegal.”
The demand occurs when the repression of immigration of the Trump administration attacks higher education, which causes a series of demands against White House officials.
Chinmay Deore in India, who studies at Wayne State University, Xiangyun Bu and Qiuyi Yang of China, and Joshi Yogesh of Nepal, have filed the lawsuit against the National Security Department (DHS) and immigration officials, news agency, news agency PTI Reported.
The students affirmed that their status of student immigration in the student and exchange visitors information system (Sevis) was illegally ended without “sufficient warning and explanation.”
Sevis is a database that tracks information about non -immigrants and exchanges visitors in the United States.
The American Union of Civil Liberties (ACLU) of Michigan, which represents the students, said that “they submitted a federal lawsuit together with a request for an emergency court order in the name of the students who had their state of student immigration F-1 illegally and abruptly by the Trump administration without valid reason and without prior notice.”
Asking the court to restore their legal status, the students said that Neinder were accused of any crime, nor violated any immigration law. The students said they were not active in the protests on the campus regarding any political problem.
“None of them have been accused of, much less convicted of, no crime in the United States. None has violated any immigration law. Nor have they been active in protests on the campus regarding any political issue. The lawsuit requests the court to restore the state of these students so that they can complete their studies and avoid facing the risk of detention and sport,” the complaint said.
“At most, what seems to connect to students attacked by this newly discovered and illegal policy is that the students had some encounter with some American officers to apply the law at some point in the past, regardless of how harmless (included or expense) withdraw a request to enter the United States,” he added.
Ramis Wadood, a lawyer for Michigan Acu staff, said status not only interrupts the lives that students are attacked, but also dissuade international future academics to choose Michigan and the United States as their academic destiny.
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Similar demands have been filed throughout the country in states such as New Hampshire, Indiana and California.
The development comes days later, an American judge temporarily blocked the Trump administration to deport a 21 -year -old Indian student, Krish Lal Iseserdasani, whose student visa was canceled.
(With PTI inputs)
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