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Interim President Nuñez and police chief Casas defend the agreement as a means of oversight, but critics say it jeopardizes ...
At Florida International University, reactions ranged from fear among students who lack legal immigration status to anger ...
Florida International University’s police chief believes the university community would be best served by the department ...
During a faculty senate special meeting on Friday, April 18, interim president Jeanette Nuñez, the former lieutenant governor, and FIU Police Department Chief Alexander Casas fielded questions ...
Prior to the emergency meeting, there were two different protests this week on FIU campuses to speak out against the agreement, as well as the recent revocation of 18 international students’ visas. In ...
Members of Florida International University’s Faculty Senate voiced their concerns on the campus immigration crackdown that will soon be enforced.Friday’s<a class="excerpt-read-more" href=" More ...
FIU serves a largely Hispanic student body — about 68 percent according to the U.S. News and World Report. Many students are permanent residents and almost 600 are part of the Deferred Action for ...
FIU’s graduates are critical to Miami’s booming technology ... Mayor Francis Suarez ’01 came to campus Monday for an hourlong public conversation with Interim President Jeanette Nuñez, herself a ...
Florida has gone weeks without two of its top five executive branch officials. Gov. Ron DeSantis isn’t in a rush to appoint ...
In the meeting, interim president Jeanette Nuñez addressed the recent visa revocations, saying that FIU has around 3,400 students on F1 visas, and that the 18 visas represent “less than half of ...
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