After ICE Campus Arrests, Are Christian Schools Protecting Students?

Union Theological Seminary on Dec. 30, 2010. Photo by David Merrett via Flickr and used with permission.

On March 8, the Trump administration escalated its attack on free speech and protests by detaining a lawful resident for his role in Columbia University’s campus protests for Palestinian rights, saying that it was the “first arrest of many to come.” Sojourners spoke to seminaries, divinity schools, and Christian colleges and universities to try and understand how schools are defending international students amid the crackdown.

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