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Judge strikes down Trump visa policy targeting foreign pro-Palestinian university students

אוג 29, 2026 ·  Source: The Jerusalem Post 83Objectivity score83/100

Judge strikes down Trump visa policy targeting foreign pro-Palestinian university students

The judge said that in the United States, free speech, including the freedom to criticize the government and its leaders, was evidence of the strength of the country's democracy.

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A federal judge in California, Noel Wise, has ruled that the Trump administration's policy of canceling visas and initiating deportation proceedings against noncitizen college students for pro-Palestinian advocacy and criticism of Israel is unconstitutional. The ruling, issued on Friday, found that the administration's use of federal immigration law provisions to target non-citizens for expressing disfavored views violated the US Constitution's First and Fifth Amendments. Judge Wise stated that "free speech isn't a privilege, but the inalienable right of every man, woman, and child." This decision follows a lawsuit filed by The Stanford Daily, which alleged that the policy led to self-censorship among its student visa-holding writers. The ruling is consistent with a similar decision last year by a Boston-based judge regarding the same administration policy.

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