Immigration
Many people have come from across the world to live, study and work in Prince George’s County, College Park and at the University of Maryland. But Trump’s immigration crackdown has sparked fear across the state as ICE agents increase their presence in local communities and federal forces revoke and restrict international student visas.
- Here’s how PGCPS officials are preparing for ICE officers in schools
- UMD SGA passes act demanding protections for undocumented, international students
- Maryland legislators debate bill to protect personal records from ICE officials
- UMD community members detail fear, anxiety after Trump’s immigration enforcement orders
- UMD international students prepare for uncertainty after Trump’s executive orders
- UMD community members demand university protects international students at office protest
- UMD community criticizes ‘xenophobic’ federal inquiry about Chinese students, faculty
- Federal government revokes visas from some UMD international students
- USM backs lawsuit to stop student visa cancellations
- Federal government revokes visas from 7 people at UMD
- Prince George’s County, Trump administration officials clash over immigration policy
- Maryland legislature passes bill prohibiting ICE agents from ‘sensitive locations’
- Trump administration to begin ‘aggressively’ revoking Chinese students’ visas
- Trump administration lists 18 Maryland cities, counties as sanctuary jurisdictions
- UMD issues international students guidance on visa revocations, pauses
- College Park, Prince George’s County no longer listed as sanctuary jurisdictions
- UMD community members voice concerns after Trump restricts Palestinian visa applicants
- New UMD GSG committee seeks to protect international students