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Brinks Report > Blog > World > White House Takes Action Against Columbia University Over Deportation Issue!
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White House Takes Action Against Columbia University Over Deportation Issue!

Ankita Das
Last updated: March 12, 2025 11:31 am
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The White House has taken a strong stance against Columbia University, accusing it of interfering with government deportation efforts. This has led to major consequences, including cuts to federal funding and student arrests. The situation has sparked a big debate about academic freedom, political activism, and the role of universities in controversial issues.

At the center of the issue is Columbia’s support for pro-Palestinian activism. The university has a diverse student body, including groups like Students for Justice in Palestine, who are vocal about their beliefs. The White House claims that these activities have disrupted immigration enforcement, making it harder for Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to do its job.

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Columbia University, however, strongly denies blocking any legal processes. The administration says it supports free speech and academic freedom, allowing students to express their views, even when those views challenge government policies.

The loss of federal funding is a major concern for Columbia, as it could impact research, scholarships, and various programs. Students involved in the protests are worried about their safety and how this will affect their education. This situation also raises larger questions about the balance between student activism and government control over universities.

Read More: Europe Faces Growing Demand for Skilled Workers: CEDEFOP Report Highlights Critical Shortages in Key Sectors 

This conflict highlights the ongoing tension between universities and the government, especially on sensitive topics like immigration. It also shows the challenge universities face in protecting free speech while handling political pressures. As the situation develops, other schools may also be affected, shaping the future of student activism across the country.

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