Aug. 8 - Trump’s new sweeping orders | FIRE sues over attacks on int’l students

‘You could be next’: Stanford student newspaper sues over federal attacks on foreign students; $584M on the line as University of California agrees to negotiate with Trump administration

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Trump issues directives on college admissions data and research grants

Together, the orders set up the administration to exert more control over who institutions enroll and which grants are funded.

‘You could be next’: Stanford student newspaper sues over federal attacks on foreign students

The Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression, which is representing the plaintiffs, said targeting learners based on speech violates their rights.

$584M on the line as University of California agrees to negotiate with Trump administration

James Milliken, president of the university system, pushed back on the federal funding cuts at UCLA, saying they do “nothing to address antisemitism.”

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