Caroll Alvarado

1 month ago | cnn.com | Gloria Pazmino |Caroll Alvarado

Protesters gather outside federal court in Burlington, Vermont, ahead of a hearing for Mohsen Mahdawi on Wednesday. Amanda Swinhart/AP CNN  —  A Palestinian student at Columbia University who was arrested at an interview for US citizenship will remain detained in Vermont after a judge ordered his attorneys and the Department of Justice to provide additional briefing papers to the court.

1 month ago | cnn.com | Caroll Alvarado |Amanda Musa

CNN  —  The Trump administration has revoked hundreds of student visas in nearly every corner of the country as part of a vast immigration crackdown – and few universities know why. More than 1,000 international students and recent graduates at more than 130 schools in the US have had their visas or statuses revoked in the Student and Exchange Visitor Information System this year, according to university statements and spokespeople.

1 month ago | seattlemedium.com | Andy Rose |Caroll Alvarado

By Andy Rose and Caroll Alvarado, CNN(CNN) — Kseniia Petrova’s path from a Harvard laboratory to an immigration cell began with frogs. The Russian national who has been working as a researcher at Harvard Medical School failed to declare “non-hazardous” frog embryos she was carrying with her on her return to the US from France in February, Petrova’s attorney said. Rather than issue a fine, Petrova’s exchange visitor visa was revoked, and she was taken into custody.

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Andy Rose |Caroll Alvarado

Kseniia Petrova’s path from a Harvard laboratory to an immigration cell began with frogs. The Russian national who has been working as a researcher at Harvard Medical School failed to declare “non-hazardous” frog embryos she was carrying with her on her return to the US from France in February, Petrova’s attorney said. Rather than issue a fine, Petrova’s exchange visitor visa was revoked, and she was taken into custody.

1 month ago | cnnespanol.cnn.com | Andy Rose |Caroll Alvarado

CNN  —  El camino de Kseniia Petrova desde un laboratorio de Harvard hasta una celda de inmigración comenzó con ranas. La ciudadana rusa que ha estado trabajando como investigadora en la Escuela de Medicina de Harvard no declaró los embriones de rana “no peligrosos” que llevaba consigo a su regreso a Estados Unidos desde Francia en febrero, dijo el abogado de Petrova. En lugar de emitir una multa, la visa de visitante de intercambio de Petrova fue revocada y ella fue detenida.