Immigration records for Brown students, recent grads reinstated
By Sophia Wotman | April 28The students impacted by the visa revocations earlier this month had their status reactivated on Saturday.
Sophia Wotman is a University news editor covering activism and affinity & identity. She is a junior from Long Island, New York concentrating in Political Science with a focus on women’s rights. She is a jazz trumpet player, and often performs on campus and around Providence.
The students impacted by the visa revocations earlier this month had their status reactivated on Saturday.
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