Administrative/Regulatory
Apr. 22, 2025
Judge halts deportation of 4 foreign students, no national injunction
Three of the students say they were arrested but not convicted. The government, which was not granted a hearing, says it has not declared them deportable.
A federal judge in San Francisco temporarily enjoined the Trump administration from detaining or deporting four college students who accuse the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement of wrongly terminating their F-1 visa status for having a criminal record.
Three of the plaintiffs claim they were arrested but have never been convicted of a crime. The Department of Justice says none of them has had their visa revoked or been declared deportable.
Senior U.S. District Jud...
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