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A law from the era of Red Scares is supercharging Trump administration’s power over immigrants and noncitizens

  • Written by Daniel Tichenor, Professor of Political Science, University of Oregon
A law from the era of Red Scares is supercharging Trump administration’s power over immigrants and noncitizensThe Trump administration detained former Columbia University student and pro-Palestinian protest leader Mahmoud Khalil, center, for more than two months and is seeking to revoke his lawful permanent resident status.Kena Betancur/AFP via Getty Images

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