Dmitry Martirosov
Reporter at The Daily Progress
Assistant city editor/state government @CoMissourian. Past: @courierjournal, @JournalStarNews, @NewsTribune. Reach me at: [email protected]
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6 days ago |
roanoke.com | Dmitry Martirosov
CHARLOTTESVILLE — Two international University of Virginia alumni have had their visas revoked. That's in addition to a currently enrolled UVa student whose visa revocation was announced earlier this month. The trio join more than two dozen international students and recent graduates of Virginia colleges who have lost their legal right to live and study in the U.S. amid the Trump administration's crackdown on immigration, which has so far targeted more than 1,000 students nationwide.
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6 days ago |
dailyprogress.com | Dmitry Martirosov
Charlottesville City Council officially adopted a $265.2 million budget for the next fiscal year at a special meeting Tuesday. The 2026 budget includes a $13.3 million increase in projected revenues over the previous year. Council decided against raising certain tax rates. Instead, hikes in real estate taxes as well as contributions from neighboring Albemarle County will account for the majority of this year’s budget increase.
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1 week ago |
roanoke.com | Dmitry Martirosov
CHARLOTTESVILLE — Two international University of Virginia alumni have had their visas revoked. That's in addition to a currently enrolled UVa student whose visa revocation was announced earlier this month. The trio join more than two dozen international students and recent graduates of Virginia colleges who have lost their legal right to live and study in the U.S. amid the Trump administration's crackdown on immigration, which has so far targeted more than 1,000 students nationwide.
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1 week ago |
dailyprogress.com | Dmitry Martirosov
Two international University of Virginia alumni have had their visas revoked. That's in addition to a currently enrolled UVa student whose visa revocation was announced earlier this month. The trio join more than two dozen international students and recent graduates of Virginia colleges who have lost their legal right to live and study in the U.S. amid the Trump administration's crackdown on immigration, which has so far targeted more than 1,000 students nationwide.
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1 week ago |
newsadvance.com | Dmitry Martirosov
Two international University of Virginia alumni have had their visas revoked. That's in addition to a currently enrolled UVa student whose visa revocation was announced earlier this month. The trio join more than two dozen international students and recent graduates of Virginia colleges who have lost their legal right to live and study in the U.S. amid the Trump administration's crackdown on immigration, which has so far targeted more than 1,000 students nationwide.
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.@UVA is now the first university in Virginia to announce an international student had their visa revoked. It joins a growing list U.S. of colleges (at least 80, by one estimate) with students whose legal status has been put in jeopardy by the Trump admin. https://t.co/GHq9bpnFdD
It was, in fact, less — much less. By my account, Ellis' page was taken down at 6:35 p.m. https://t.co/dDqzxqjVhF
One last video from today’s protest. Students are taking aim at @UVA and its admin. “Instead of serving each other in this community, over the past couple of years we have seen time and time again, that this administration and the Board of Visitors have forsaken their students.” https://t.co/SY0G0dFeA6