"Her continued detention cannot stand. There has been no evidence that has been introduced by the government other than the Op-Ed."
"After enduring significant difficulties in detention, including asthma attacks, Ãztürk is finally free to return to Somerville and complete her dissertation."
"Doroudi's legal troubles stemmed from a revoked visa and vague national security allegations, which led him to choose self-deportation despite the government's withdrawal of charges."
"In the face of this legal uncertainty and prolonged detention, Mr. Doroudi chose to leave voluntarily, signaling the distress caused by his circumstances."
A Vermont federal judge has released Tufts Ph.D. student Rümeysa Ãztürk, detained by ICE since March for co-writing a critical essay on Israel. Judge William Sessions III stated there was no substantial evidence to justify her detention besides the op-ed. Ãztürk, who has suffered health issues during detention, is now free to complete her dissertation. In contrast, Iranian student Alireza Doroudi, facing prolonged detention without specific accusations, decided to self-deport, reflecting the uncertainty and stress of his situation.
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