Federal Government Responds to ACLU Lawsuit on MSU Student Visa Issue
April 25, 2025
The federal government responded to an ACLU lawsuit defending two international students at MSU whose visas were terminated.
The federal government responded to an ACLU lawsuit defending two international students at MSU whose visas were terminated.
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