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Black enrollment doubles at Boston Latin School after admissions overhaul
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A record surge in arrests. A state of fear and loss. Life in the shadow of ICE. - The Boston Globe
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Frilei Brás cradled his 1-year-old toddler, Pedro, in his arms as he said goodbye before leaving his family and the country he has called home for 20 years.Jessica Rinaldi/Globe Staff Frilei Brás’s children helped to carry his bags out of his home as he prepared to leave for the airport where he would self-deport back to Brazil, leaving his family behind in Stoughton.
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Against the odds, nonverbal autistic Brookline teen gets accepted into MIT - The Boston Globe
BROOKLINE — “Viraj, ready? Have no expectation you’re going to get in,” said Sumit Dhanda, Viraj Dhanda’s father, as the duo prepared to open an email that would declare whether the teen was accepted into MIT. “If you get in, consider it a gift from God.” Holding his breath, his father clicked open the email. Immediately, virtual confetti exploded across the laptop screen.
Academic freedom, DEI: Texas colleges face major overhaul this legislative session
Texas’ public colleges face a major overhaul that would shift more power over what’s taught and who’s hired to politically connected regents, furthering Republican leaders’ efforts to exert control over universities they see as overtaken by liberal bias. Governor-appointed regents could veto nearly any campus-based decision, cut core classes they determine not “foundational and fundamental” and have more oversight across public universities in the state under Senate Bill 37.
Texas colleges face legislative overhaul
Texas’ public colleges face a major overhaul that would shift more power over what’s taught and who’s hired to politically connected regents, furthering Republican leaders’ efforts to exert control over universities they see as overtaken by liberal bias. Governor-appointed regents could veto nearly any campus-based decision, cut core classes they determine not “foundational and fundamental” and have more oversight across public universities in the state under Senate Bill 37.
Texas colleges face major overhaul this legislative session
Texas' public colleges face a major overhaul that would shift more power over what's taught and who's hired to politically connected regents, furthering Republican leaders' efforts to exert control over universities they see as overtaken by liberal bias. Governor-appointed regents could veto nearly any campus-based decision, cut core classes they determine not "foundational and fundamental" and have more oversight across public universities in the state under Senate Bill 37.
Academic freedom, DEI: Texas colleges face major overhaul this legislative session
Texas’ public colleges face a major overhaul that would shift more power over what’s taught and who’s hired to politically connected regents, furthering Republican leaders’ efforts to exert control over universities they see as overtaken by liberal bias. Governor-appointed regents could veto nearly any campus-based decision, cut core classes they determine not “foundational and fundamental” and have more oversight across public universities in the state under Senate Bill 37.
Academic freedom, DEI: Texas colleges face major overhaul this legislative session
Texas’ public colleges face a major overhaul that would shift more power over what’s taught and who’s hired to politically connected regents, furthering Republican leaders’ efforts to exert control over universities they see as overtaken by liberal bias. Governor-appointed regents could veto nearly any campus-based decision, cut core classes they determine not “foundational and fundamental” and have more oversight across public universities in the state under Senate Bill 37.
Academic freedom, DEI: Texas colleges face major overhaul this legislative session
Texas’ public colleges face a major overhaul that would shift more power over what’s taught and who’s hired to politically connected regents, furthering Republican leaders’ efforts to exert control over universities they see as overtaken by liberal bias. Governor-appointed regents could veto nearly any campus-based decision, cut core classes they determine not “foundational and fundamental” and have more oversight across public universities in the state under Senate Bill 37.
More than 300 visas revoked from Texas international students by Trump administration
At least 306 international students in Texas have had their visas suddenly terminated by the federal government in recent days, according to officials at universities across the state. The number continues to rise as school officials learn about more terminations by checking a federal tracking system that monitors the status of international students. At least 176 visas were revoked from students in the University of Texas System, according to spokesperson Randa Safady.
More than 300 visas revoked from Texas international students by Trump administration
By Marcela Rodrigues - The Dallas Morning News (TNS) At least 306 international students in Texas have had their visas suddenly terminated by the federal government in recent days, according to officials at universities across the state. The number continues to rise as school officials learn about more terminations by checking a federal tracking system that monitors the status of international students. Copyright 2025 Tribune Content Agency.
More than 300 visas revoked from Texas international students by Trump administration
At least 306 international students in Texas have had their visas suddenly terminated by the federal government in recent days, according to officials at universities across the state. Please log in, or sign up for a new account and purchase a subscription to continue reading. Get complete access for 24 hours to all of the content on our site, including breaking news, e-editions, archives (2010 to current) and special sections.
More than 300 visas revoked from Texas international students by Trump administration
By Marcela Rodrigues, The Dallas Morning News At least 306 international students in Texas have had their visas suddenly terminated by the federal government in recent days, according to officials at universities across the state. The number continues to rise as school officials learn about more terminations by checking a federal tracking system that monitors the status of international students.
More than 300 visas revoked from Texas international students by Trump administration
At least 306 international students in Texas have had their visas suddenly terminated by the federal government in recent days, according to officials at universities across the state. The number continues to rise as school officials learn about more terminations by checking a federal tracking system that monitors the status of international students. At least 176 visas were revoked from students in the University of Texas System, according to spokesperson Randa Safady.
More than 300 visas revoked from Texas international students by Trump administration
At least 306 international students in Texas have had their visas suddenly terminated by the federal government in recent days, according to officials at universities across the state. The number continues to rise as school officials learn about more terminations by checking a federal tracking system that monitors the status of international students. kAmpE =62DE `fe G:D2D H6C6 C6G@<65 7C@> DEF56?ED :? E96 &?:G6CD:EJ @7 %6I2D $JDE6>[ 244@C5:?8 E@ DA@<6DA6CD@?
International students 'panicked' as more in Texas have visas revoked
By Marcela Rodrigues and Aarón Torres, The Dallas Morning News Dallas-area international students are struggling to navigate why they were told to leave the country immediately after visas were suddenly revoked by federal officials, lawyers working with some of them said. In some instances, the students had faced criminal charges but those charges were dismissed, the lawyers said.
International students 'panicked' as more in Texas have visas revoked
By Marcela Rodrigues and Aarón Torres - The Dallas Morning News (TNS) Dallas-area international students are struggling to navigate why they were told to leave the country immediately after visas were suddenly revoked by federal officials, lawyers working with some of them said. In some instances, the students had faced criminal charges but those charges were dismissed, the lawyers said. Copyright 2025 Tribune Content Agency.
International students ‘panicked’ as more in Texas have visas revoked
Dallas-area international students are struggling to navigate why they were told to leave the country immediately after visas were suddenly revoked by federal officials, lawyers working with some of them said. In some instances, the students had faced criminal charges but those charges were dismissed, the lawyers said. kAm%96 =2HJ6CD — 4C:>:?2= 5676?D6 2EE@C?6J qCF46 p?E@? 2?5 :>>:8C2E:@?
International students ‘panicked’ as more in Texas have visas revoked
Dallas-area international students are struggling to navigate why they were told to leave the country immediately after visas were suddenly revoked by federal officials, lawyers working with some of them said. In some instances, the students had faced criminal charges but those charges were dismissed, the lawyers said. kAm%96 =2HJ6CD — 4C:>:?2= 5676?D6 2EE@C?6J qCF46 p?E@? 2?5 :>>:8C2E:@?
International students ‘panicked’ as more in Texas have visas revoked
Dallas-area international students are struggling to navigate why they were told to leave the country immediately after visas were suddenly revoked by federal officials, lawyers working with some of them said. Please log in, or sign up for a new account and purchase a subscription to continue reading. Get complete access for 24 hours to all of the content on our site, including breaking news, e-editions, archives (2010 to current) and special sections.
International students ‘panicked’ as more in Texas have visas revoked
Dallas-area international students are struggling to navigate why they were told to leave the country immediately after visas were suddenly revoked by federal officials, lawyers working with some of them said. In some instances, the students had faced criminal charges but those charges were dismissed, the lawyers said. The lawyers — criminal defense attorney Bruce Anton and immigration attorney Stefka Stoyanova — said they are working with several students who had visas revoked.
Texas A&M's ban on drag performances blocked by federal judge
By Marcela Rodrigues, The Dallas Morning News DALLAS - A student-produced drag show at Texas A&M University can go on this week after a federal judge blocked the university's attempt to ban the performance. Students sued the A&M System's board of regents after they banned the "Draggieland" performance, which is set for March 27 at the College Station campus.
Texas A&M’s ban on drag performances blocked by federal judge
DALLAS — A student-produced drag show at Texas A&M University can go on this week after a federal judge blocked the university’s attempt to ban the performance. Students sued the A&M System’s board of regents after they banned the “Draggieland” performance, which is set for March 27 at the College Station campus. Thank you for reading! Please log in, or sign up for a new account and purchase a subscription to continue reading.
Texas A&M’s ban on drag performances blocked by federal judge
DALLAS — A student-produced drag show at Texas A&M University can go on this week after a federal judge blocked the university’s attempt to ban the performance. Students sued the A&M System’s board of regents after they banned the “Draggieland” performance, which is set for March 27 at the College Station campus. Judge Lee H. Rosenthal, of the Southern District of Texas, ruled that the students are likely to succeed in their lawsuit against A&M and allowed the show to go on as planned.
Texas A&M’s ban on drag performances blocked by federal judge
DALLAS — A student-produced drag show at Texas A&M University can go on this week after a federal judge blocked the university’s attempt to ban the performance. Students sued the A&M System’s board of regents after they banned the “Draggieland” performance, which is set for March 27 at the College Station campus. kAmyF586 {66 w] #@D6?E92=[ @7 E96 $@FE96C? s:DEC:4E @7 %6I2D[ CF=65 E92E E96 DEF56?ED 2C6 =:<6=J E@ DF44665 :? E96:C =2HDF:E 282:?DE pU2>Aj| 2?5 2==@H65 E96 D9@H E@ 8@ @?
Dallas-based Southern Methodist University pauses diversity course requirement in response to Department of Education letter
Southern Methodist University has temporarily frozen a diversity course requirement in response to guidance from the federal government, Provost Elizabeth Loboa said in a March 5 email reviewed by The Dallas Morning News. Please log in, or sign up for a new account and purchase a subscription to continue reading. Get complete access for 24 hours to all of the content on our site, including breaking news, e-editions, archives (2010 to current) and special sections.
Dallas-based Southern Methodist University pauses diversity course requirement in response to Department of Education letter
Southern Methodist University has temporarily frozen a diversity course requirement in response to guidance from the federal government, Provost Elizabeth Loboa said in a March 5 email reviewed by The Dallas Morning News. On Feb. 14, the U.S. Department of Education sent a " Dear Colleague " letter to colleges and universities across the country, stating that many have maintained "illegal" DEI programs and advising schools to cease all efforts that consider race.
Dallas-based Southern Methodist University pauses diversity course requirement in response to Department of Education letter
Southern Methodist University has temporarily frozen a diversity course requirement in response to guidance from the federal government, Provost Elizabeth Loboa said in a March 5 email reviewed by The Dallas Morning News. On Feb. 14, the U.S. Department of Education sent a “ Dear Colleague ” letter to colleges and universities across the country, stating that many have maintained “illegal” DEI programs and advising schools to cease all efforts that consider race.
Dallas-based Southern Methodist University pauses diversity course requirement in response to Department of Education letter
Southern Methodist University has temporarily frozen a diversity course requirement in response to guidance from the federal government, Provost Elizabeth Loboa said in a March 5 email reviewed by The Dallas Morning News. On Feb. 14, the U.S. Department of Education sent a “ Dear Colleague ” letter to colleges and universities across the country, stating that many have maintained “illegal” DEI programs and advising schools to cease all efforts that consider race.
11-year-old girl who died by suicide after being bullied
By Marcela Rodrigues Staff writer GAINESVILLE – Hundreds gathered in downtown Gainesville Saturday to mourn the life of a Texas girl who died by suicide. Her family said classmates bullied her by threatening to call immigration agents on her parents. Dozens carried candles and signs asking for justice for Jocelynn Rojo Carranza. Jocelynn’s family wore white hoodies with a photo of the girl in heaven with angel wings. The 11-year-old died on Feb.
Hundreds mourn 11-year-old Texas girl who died by suicide after being bullied at school
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Hundreds at the University of North Texas protest mass deportations, urge protection for immigrant students
About 200 people gathered at the University of North Texas on Wednesday to protest against mass deportations and urge school officials to protect students on campus. The group marched around campus holding signs criticizing President Donald Trump’s immigration policies, including a directive that would allow Immigration and Customs Enforcement, or ICE, to operate in sensitive locations such as schools. kAm%96 4=:>2E6 @? 42>AFD 92D 366? “@? 6586” :?
Hundreds at the University of North Texas protest mass deportations, urge protection for immigrant students
About 200 people gathered at the University of North Texas on Wednesday to protest against mass deportations and urge school officials to protect students on campus. The group marched around campus holding signs criticizing President Donald Trump’s immigration policies, including a directive that would allow Immigration and Customs Enforcement, or ICE, to operate in sensitive locations such as schools.
Hundreds at the University of North Texas protest mass deportations, urge protection for immigrant students
About 200 people gathered at the University of North Texas on Wednesday to protest against mass deportations and urge school officials to protect students on campus. The group marched around campus holding signs criticizing President Donald Trump’s immigration policies, including a directive that would allow Immigration and Customs Enforcement, or ICE, to operate in sensitive locations such as schools. kAm%96 4=:>2E6 @? 42>AFD 92D 366? “@? 6586” :?
Hundreds at the University of North Texas protest mass deportations, urge protection for immigrant students
About 200 people gathered at the University of North Texas on Wednesday to protest against mass deportations and urge school officials to protect students on campus. The group marched around campus holding signs criticizing President Donald Trump’s immigration policies, including a directive that would allow Immigration and Customs Enforcement, or ICE, to operate in sensitive locations such as schools.
Hundreds at the University of North Texas protest mass deportations, urge protection for immigrant students
By Marcela Rodrigues, The Dallas Morning News About 200 people gathered at the University of North Texas on Wednesday to protest against mass deportations and urge school officials to protect students on campus. The group marched around campus holding signs criticizing President Donald Trump's immigration policies, including a directive that would allow Immigration and Customs Enforcement, or ICE, to operate in sensitive locations such as schools.
Inside UT-Dallas' fight over the student press
By Marcela Rodrigues, The Dallas Morning News DALLAS -- With students alleging censorship and school officials describing a breakdown of trust, the future of the campus newspaper at the University of Texas at Dallas is at an impasse. The turmoil began after Gregorio Olivares Gutierrez was removed from his role as editor-in-chief of the student-run paper, The Mercury, in September.
What different immigration terms mean
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Asylum, refugee, H-1B visa: What 8 different immigration terms mean
President Donald Trump’s immigration policies affect a wide range of people who arrived in the United States through various ways. It can be confusing to grasp which group of immigrants are affected by the executive orders and directives as dozens of federal statuses are in effect. Some statuses are temporary and require immigrants to renew visas or return to their home countries after a certain period. Other statuses are permanent, allowing the immigrants to pursue citizenship.
Asylum, refugee, H-1B visa: What different immigration terms mean
President Donald Trump’s immigration policies affect a wide range of people who arrived in the United States through various ways. It can be confusing to grasp which group of immigrants are affected by the executive orders and directives as dozens of federal statuses are in effect. Thank you for reading! Please log in, or sign up for a new account and purchase a subscription to continue reading.
Asylum, refugee, H-1B visa: What different immigration terms mean
President Donald Trump’s immigration policies affect a wide range of people who arrived in the United States through various ways. It can be confusing to grasp which group of immigrants are affected by the executive orders and directives as dozens of federal statuses are in effect. kAm$@>6 DE2EFD6D 2C6 E6>A@C2CJ 2?5 C6BF:C6 :>>:8C2?ED E@ C6?6H G:D2D @C C6EFC? E@ E96:C 9@>6 4@F?EC:6D 27E6C 2 46CE2:?
Temen redadas de inmigración en escuelas, iglesias y hospitales del Norte de Texas
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By Marcela Rodrigues, Aarón Torres, Adrian Ashford, Talia Richman/DMN Jan. 24, 2025 | Updated 5:43 a.m. CST | Escuelas públicas, iglesias y hospitales ahora enfrentan la posibilidad de que oficiales de inmigración llamen a sus puertas luego de las instrucciones del presidente Donald Trump el lunes que permiten el ingreso de autoridades migratorias en o cerca de “zonas sensibles”.
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North Texas schools, churches face potential immigration raids
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By Marcela Rodrigues, Aarón Torres, Adrian Ashford and Talia Richman, The Dallas Morning News DALLAS - Public schools, churches and hospitals now face the possibility of immigration officials knocking on their doors as a directive President Donald Trump issued Monday allows immigration enforcement in or near "sensitive areas." Despite immigrant children having a right to attend public school, many in North Texas worry how risky it is for undocumented families to show up at campuses moving...
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North Texas schools, churches face potential immigration raids
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DALLAS — Public schools, churches and hospitals now face the possibility of immigration officials knocking on their doors as a directive President Donald Trump issued Monday allows immigration enforcement in or near “sensitive areas.” Despite immigrant children having a right to attend public school, many in North Texas worry how risky it is for undocumented families to show up at campuses moving forward.
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North Texas schools, churches face potential immigration raids
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DALLAS — Public schools, churches and hospitals now face the possibility of immigration officials knocking on their doors as a directive President Donald Trump issued Monday allows immigration enforcement in or near “sensitive areas.” Despite immigrant children having a right to attend public school, many in North Texas worry how risky it is for undocumented families to show up at campuses moving forward. kAm$A64F=2E:@? DH:C=65 @? D@4:2= >65:2 23@FE H96C6 :>>:8C2E:@? C2:5D H@F=5 92AA6?
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Tudo sobre o óleo de avocado ozonizado
Ele não é o óleo vegetal mais popular no universo da beleza. Mas tem tudo para se tornar. É que o óleo de avocado reúne muitas das funções que procuramos em um cosmético para uma rotina de beleza natural descomplicada. Rico em ômega 3, 6 e 9, vitamina E e antioxidantes, de forma geral ele atua na prevenção de envelhecimento precoce e na nutrição da pele.
Abbott threatens Texas A&M president over DEI controversy
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Abbott threatens Texas A&M president over DEI controversy
Only have a minute? Listen instead Gov. Greg Abbott threatened Texas A&M University President Mark A. Welsh III’s job over an alleged violation of the state’s ban on diversity, equity and inclusion, or DEI. On X, formerly Twitter, Abbott responded to a report late Monday alleging that A&M was sending students to a conference that limits attendance to those who are Black, Hispanic and Native American. “Hell, no. It’s against Texas law and violates the US Constitution,” Abbott said.
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