Alireza Doroudi, a University of Alabama doctoral student originally from Iran who wasdetained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents, on Thursday was denied bond.
Judge Maithe González said Doroudi failed to meet the burden of showing that he was not a threat to national security.

“I’m flabbergasted,” said Doroudi’s attorney, David Rozas.
“She said it would be our duty to show he is not a national security risk but the government has out forth no evidence in the record that my client is actually a national security risk,” Rozas said.
“They’re asking us to prove a negative, which is impossible to do because I don’t, I’m not part of the government,” Rozas said.


https://www.al.com/news/2025/04/alireza-doroudi-denied-bond-alabama-doctoral-student-faces-possible-deportation-to-iran.html

A UCLA international graduate student has been detained at the U.S.-Mexico border and is being held by Customs and Border Protection, the school confirmed late Thursday.

Few details were released about the student, including her name and nationality.

https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2025-04-17/ucla-international-student-detained-us-mexico-border

The complaint alleges that ICE has abruptly and unlawfully terminated the students’ legal status in the United States “(…) stripping them of their ability to pursue their studies and maintain employment in the United States and risking their arrest, detention, and deportation.”
The administration, the suit says, has terminated their status by removing the students from the Student and Exchange Visitor Information System (SEVIS) used by the Department of Homeland Security to maintain information mainly regarding international students and their status in the country.

https://amp.cnn.com/cnn/2025/04/16/us/international-visa-revocations-traffic-stops

Attorneys warn that students and employers could face consequences if they continue working after termination from the database

https://news.bloomberglaw.com/daily-labor-report/lawyers-skeptical-of-trump-doj-claim-on-foreign-students-status

«در حال تقویت تدابیر حیاتی بازبینی و غربالگری هستیم که در دولت قبلی افول کرده بود»

A Michigan federal judge said he wouldn't order the government to restore four international students' Student and Exchange Visitor Information System records

https://www.law360.com/amp/articles/2327393

سویس این دانشجو بازگردانده شد.

تشکر فرماندار یوتا از دولت.

استتس دانشجویی یک مرد اندونزیایی مخفیانه از سوی آیس لغو شد بی آن که اعلانی به او داده شود. چهار روز بعد آیس او را او به دلیل ماندن در آمریکا پس از انقضای استتس‌اش دستگیر کرد.

https://www.startribune.com/indonesian-man-details-surprise-ice-arrest-in-minnesota-hospital-judge-denies-release/601332002

“The US isn’t the shining beacon on the hill here anymore,” he told CNN. “If you want to get a top-notch education that positions you well for your career, there are other choices now.”
Some signs point to even US citizens increasingly looking to Canada for their education: Reuters reported at least three Canadian universities had seen an uptick in interest and applications from American students.


https://www.cnn.com/2025/04/18/us/international-students-universities-funding-trump/index.html

A Bay Area law firm on Tuesday asked a U.S. District Court judge in San Francisco to restore legal status to hundreds of international students who have been left in limbo by the Trump administration’s swift and sweeping termination of their visas and legal status in recent weeks, according to court records. 

DeHeng Law Offices in Pleasanton filed a motion for a nationwide temporary restraining order, which could be heard by Judge Susan Illston in San Francisco as soon as Friday, court records show. 

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/uc-berkeley-architecture-student-from-china-says-trump-deportation-threat-would-ruin-her-life/ar-AA1D0dUj