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Judge rules Trump admin cannot punish noncitizens for protected speech
"This downward spiral is antithetical to our Constitution that recognizes our right to speak freely," a San Francisco federal judge wrote in a case by international students who had their visas threatened.
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A San Francisco federal judge ruled that the Trump administration cannot punish noncitizens for exercising protected speech, finding the policy “antithetical to our Constitution.” The decision arose from a case brought by international students whose visas had been threatened.
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