Trump Administration

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.

Lane County officials say the Trump administration has cancelled a $19.6 million grant aimed at supporting residents during extreme weather events like wildfires and heat waves.

Several hundred protesters gathered outside the Lane County Circuit Court in Eugene Thursday afternoon for a “May Day” protest. The call was to champion working class people.

More than 150 AmeriCorps volunteers in Oregon are in limbo this week, waiting to see if their federally-funded programs will continue to exist.

Advocates argue the Trump administration’s recent actions targeting the preschool programs undermine ‘the very premise of Head Start.’

U.S. District Judge Michael J. McShane last week temporarily blocked immigration enforcement against the student. It’s set to expire May 5.

At least 50 international students in Oregon and Washington whose immigration status was abruptly removed from a federal database will have their standing restored.

The state is leading a coalition of 12 states suing over tariffs. Oregon’s economy is highly trade-dependent

The presidents are denouncing the cascade of federal actions that have thrown higher education institutions around the country into financial uncertainty.

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.

Protesters took to streets and sidewalks in Oregon Saturday, in the latest round of nationwide demonstrations against the Trump administration.

Aaron Ortega Gonzalez says he’s never committed a crime despite ICE officials’ claims.