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A pair of Oregon college students suing the Trump administration for revoking their legal statuses will be allowed to stay in the country at least until their cases conclude.
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U.S. District Judge Michael J. McShane last week temporarily blocked immigration enforcement against the student. It’s set to expire May 5.
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At least 50 international students in Oregon and Washington whose immigration status was abruptly removed from a federal database will have their standing restored.
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U.S. District Judge Michael McShane's 14-day temporary restraining order came in response to lawsuits filed by a student at Oregon State University and another at the University of Oregon following the termination of their visas earlier this month.
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Aaron Ortega Gonzalez says he’s never committed a crime despite ICE officials’ claims.
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More than 100 student organizers and supporters gathered at the University of Oregon campus Friday afternoon to demand that the school take more steps to protect international students.
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According to the University of Oregon, four of their international students have had their visas revoked by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security.
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President Trump’s order stopping assistance to refugees will have a hearing in federal court in Seattle Tuesday (2/25).Nonprofits and individuals sued to stop the executive order, which has prevented refugees from entering the U.S. since Trump took office.
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Colleges and universities are no longer protected from immigration raids and Oregon’s higher education institutions are preparing for the worst.
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A little over one week after rumors spread online about ICE in Central Oregon, Bend’s mayor takes a stance.
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The First United Methodist Church of Eugene is promising to shelter immigrants, refugees, and migrants facing immigration enforcement.
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Augustana Lutheran Church has been a safe haven for undocumented immigrants seeking shelter for decades.