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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My point is, I’m fine with revoking student visas or not renewing provisional green cards, but why are we not just giving them notice and telling them to be gone by X date?

This is the part I don’t understand. The way it’s been handled makes no sense. [/quote]

I asked chat gpt that. There a few ways it can pan out. If she decides she wants to be deported that’s the quickest way to be freed from detention and she’ll be out of the country in 6 to 8 weeks. If she wants to fight the deportation it could take months. She will be in detention all this while, technically she can be freed on bond but unlikely as she may be a flight risk. But she’ll get her day in court in deportation proceedings. At this point since a federal judge intervened she cannot not voluntary deport.

This is so the deportation case works its way through the courts.[b] The Indian graduate student from Columbia was smart enough to self deport. [/b][/quote]

Interesting.  So these people do have a choice and are hoping the media attention will help their cause and allow them to stay in the US.[/quote]

This is a lie. These students are not being given a choice of detention or going back home on their own. The Indian student you refer to only knew ICE was looking for her because officers came to her apartment and couldn’t get in. The woman at Tufts had no notice, as discussed in the link PP posted above.

Even if these students’ visa are being properly revoked, there is no reason to detain them. Some of these students are even married to US citizens.[/quote]

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