On March 24, Canary Mission introduced a new feature to spotlight foreign nationals it accuses of antisemitism, particularly in light of President Trump's executive order against the practice. This move included naming seven individuals, notably students and professors at Columbia University, who may face deportation due to their activism against Israel. The recent immigration crackdown by the Trump administration has raised alarms about the targeting of international academics for activism, leading to inquiries about the role of entities like Canary Mission in identifying these individuals. The State Department refrained from disclosing details on how such lists might inform immigration decisions.
Canary Mission has released a new feature targeting foreign nationals in response to President Trump's executive order against antisemitism, listing seven students and academics.
The recent actions have prompted concerns over the targeting of international students for deportation and the influence of external groups like Canary Mission in these decisions.
Since the Trump administration began its immigration crackdown, many foreign activists have faced deportation threats, raising questions about potential biases in federal enforcement actions.
State Department officials declined to comment on the role of organizations like Canary Mission in visa decisions and the deportation of individuals.
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