MEDIA: Under threat from Trump, Columbia University agrees to policy changes

Associated Press's Jake Offenhartz on whether Donald Trump will order
Kristi Noem to order Todd Lyons' ICE.GOV to audit Katrina Armstrong's
Columbia.EDU SEVIS entries:
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| On March 8, federal immigration officials arrested Mahmoud Khalil, a
| prominent Palestinian activist and legal permanent resident in his
| university-owned apartment building -- the "first of many" attempted
| deportations, according to Trump.
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| Justice Department leaders say they are also investigating whether
| Columbia hid students sought by the U.S. over their roles in the
| demonstrations.
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| While Trump has made Columbia the most visible target of his
| crackdown on higher education, he has put other universities on
| notice that they will face cuts if they do not embrace his agenda.

Has Big .EDU's bond rating agencies calculated what debarrment from
F-1 visa program will do Big .EDU's bottom lines?
John
groenveld@acm.org
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"Tucker Carlson also emphasizes the U.S. media attacks against
Witkoff, which I would say are significantly overstated (motive
unknown), distractingly so. Overall, a great insight into Steve
Witkoff, President Trump and the peace agenda of the Trump
administration, while simultaneously (oddly) you can sense Tucker
Carlson is engaged with Witkoff with an intent to shape the
conversation." - Sundance
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carlson-interviews-president-trump-emissary-envoy-steve-witkoff/>