Nancy Guan

Florida students who lack legal status are expecting tuition costs to triple. As part of a broader immigration crackdown, the state is no longer letting them pay the in-state tuition rate. Two students share what this could mean for their future. https://t.co/0XGcIPyp8B

ICYMI: The story of Heidy Sánchez, a mother of a one-year-old who was deported to Cuba, aired this morning. Her family is asking for humanitarian parole to bring Sánchez back. Otherwise, it’ll likely take years for her to reunite with them. https://t.co/km0Ct747x3

Faced with prospect of campus police helping ICE agents, some Florida professors speak out from @kerrsheridan https://t.co/UUDYQ5rgDb

As Trump ramps up deportations, accounts of people being detained at immigration check-ins are surfacing across the U.S. That's what happened to Heidy Sánchez, who was deported to Cuba last week. She wonders when she'll see her daughter and husband again. https://t.co/392NjwN1RC

RT @MarkALieberman: https://t.co/DooTPwKK5E

ICYMI: Hundreds protested on behalf of Luis Marcano and Frengel Reyes, who were asylum seekers living in the Tampa Bay. The families of the two Venezuelan men say they’re among the more than 200 deported to El Salvador’s maximum security prison CECOT. https://t.co/lR4lzRJaxZ

A suspect has been taken into police custody and multiple victims were reported in a shooting at Florida State University. Follow for updates on @wusf and @DouglasSoule. https://t.co/smGUyAEdAA

RT @amowreader: We're tracking international student visa revocations across the country, follow our data updates here: https://t.co/4KlhE…

I met Bob Ong randomly at my gym when he gave me a red envelope for Chinese New Year— well turns out he’s a kung fu master with deep roots in New York’s Chinatown. Here’s the story about how he’s keeping the practice alive today in Tampa! https://t.co/WRvcrpGZDq

A group of Dreamers and immigrant advocates are hoping to convince legislators to soften a bill that takes away in-state tuition rates for undocumented students (including DACA recipients). https://t.co/5GZNbfQT2U

Dozens of community members showed up to a Pinellas County School Board meeting to both thank the district for not taking part in an immigration enforcement program and to urge them to continue protecting students amid broader immigration crackdowns. https://t.co/z7p4wEQP0w

A public records request sheds new light on plans to transfer the University of South Florida’s Sarasota-Manatee campus to neighboring New College of Florida, from @kerrsheridan. https://t.co/TXhLv2z3Gt

USF is among dozens of universities being investigated for allegedly using racial preference in their graduate programs or scholarships. Here’s a closer look at the McKnight Fellowship that aids African American and Hispanic doctoral students. https://t.co/Kt1ht0e33k

Pinellas school officials clarified that district police will not be joining the immigration enforcement 287(g) program. The blunder comes amid already heightened fears, now that schools are no longer “protected areas.” https://t.co/RqqbTRULsx

After a funding pause, the federal government has now canceled contracts with Refugee Resettlement agencies that help newly-arrived families adjust to life in the U.S. Tampa Bay area aid groups are now scrambling and urging the community to help. https://t.co/XPgmQ9ORCm