Officials from the American Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detained an Iranian university student from a doctorate student in Alabama on Wednesday.
Officials at the University of Alabama confirmed to Fox News Digital on Wednesday that a doctorate student, who was identified by a university newspaper as Aliriza Dorodi, Federal immigration officials detained their off -campus house early Tuesday.
Dorodi, who is studying mechanical engineering, allegedly came to the United States on a F -1 student visa in January 2023 after “clearing all immigration checks”. Crimson White reported.
University of Alabama College of Nursing Building. (Getty Images)
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Reports noted that his visa was canceled six months later, indicating that he reached the International Student and Scholars Services (ISSS) at the university.
According to a text message obtained by Crimson White, “ISSS confidently responded with confidence that his case was not unusual or disturbing, and as long as he retains his student status, he can live in the United States legally.”
In the ICE database, Dourani has been given a list of the Iranian hometown and confirms that he is in the custody of the ice, though the current detention facility is not registered.
Ice Records depict an Iranian custody called Aliriza Dorodi. (Ice)
The Homeland Security Department (DHS) told Crimson White that he “has major concerns about national security.”
The university wrote to Fox News Digital, “What can be shared with a federal privacy laws about an individual student?” “International students studying at the University are appreciated by members of the Campus Community, and international students and scholars are available to help international students who have questions. The United Arab Emirates follows all immigration laws and will cooperate with federal officials.”
University officials did not respond to further inquiries from Fox News Digital to whether the company knew about the alleged term expired.
The ICE on Wednesday confirmed the arrest of Tufts University student Remisa Oztrak against Fox News.
Earlier this week, Ice was detained Tufts university student From Turkey in Massachusetts, Massachusetts.
University President Sunil Kumar told Fox News that the Digital University learned that an international medical graduate student was detained by federal authorities at the Campus of Campus Apartments Building in Somarwell.
Unlike Alabama University, the president of the school confirmed that the school “had no knowledge of the incident before, nor was any information shared with the federal authorities before the program.”
Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officials have arrested a graduate student at Tufts University. (Suzanne Crater/Boston Globe)
Kumar also confirmed that Tufts were told that Oztrak’s visa had been removed, which was allegedly confirmed.
A DHS spokesman told Fox News that its agency and the ICE investigations revealed that Oztrak was “engaged in activities in support of a foreign terrorist organization, Hamas, which pleases the killing of Americans.”
Oztrak’s lawyers told Fox News that he had a Correct F-1 Visa status Before his arrest, and no charges were made against him.
Tufts University President Sunil Kumar called the footage of Oztrak’s arrest this week ‘annoying’.
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An executive order was signed by President Donald Trump in January to “take back Hamas supporters’ visas during the unprecedented wave of violence, vandalism and violence in” our citizens, especially in our schools and our campuses “.
According to the University website, tufts from the National Institutes of Health are receiving $ 115.2 million from the National Institutes of Health by fiscal year 2025.
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According to the annual financial report of 2023-24, Alabama University received 3 143 million in the federal grant.
DHS and Ice did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital’s request to comment on the Daurani detention.
Fox News’ Andrew Phone, Audrey Conclin, Bill Melgon and Alexis Mac Adams participated in the report.
