A University of Minnesota-Twin Cities graduate student has been detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, according to the school. According to a letter sent by the university to students, faculty and staff, the student was detained at an off-campus residence on Thursday. "We are actively working to gather more details about this incident," the letter said.
Main Idea: A University of Minnesota graduate student was detained by ICE, and the school said it was not told ahead of time.
Key Points:
ICE detentions near a major public university may raise fear among international students, workers, and families, and can disrupt campus life and trust in public safety.
Public attention from lawmakers and the labor union may push clearer rules and support for students facing immigration actions.
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