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Strict action is being taken against foreign students by the administration of President Donald Trump in America. Recently, Trump had decided to clamp down on students associated with Palestinian performances, but an American judge has stopped Trump’s move. Judge Naomi Buchwald temporarily suspended the government’s order against Columbia University student Yunseo Chang and stopped him from arresting or submitting.
This decision has put the action of Trump administration in the circle of big questions. Chang is a citizen of South Korea and is a permanent resident in the US, he was targeted due to the Palestinian support in support. The government alleged that their behavior was against the US foreign policy and on this basis, the process of his departure was started. However, in the court, Judge Buchwald expressed his views on the matter, saying, “There is no evidence in the records that there is a threat to the Chang community.” He also said, ‘There is a 21 -year -old student, who is not considered any kind of threat, the idea of putting her into Ice custody is wrong."& nbsp;
Chang filed the case
Chang had filed a case against this action in the court, in which he alleged that the Trump administration was misunderstood by the immigration law to suppress his political views. His lawyer Ramji Kasam said, “From today, Chang is not afraid that Ice will come to his door and take him overnight.”
This step against Chang was taken at the same time when another student of Columbia University, Mahmood Khalil was also threatened with exile. Both these cases have raised the question whether the Trump administration is misusing the immigration law to suppress the political views of foreign students. This decision of the judge has proved to be a major defeat for the administration and it also makes it clear that suppressing the political views of any citizen or student can be an unconstitutional step.