Several international students in the U.S. are encountering legal challenges, including arrests and deportation threats, due to their involvement in pro-Palestinian protests and alleged support for Hamas. Among the notable cases are Tufts University’s Rumeysa Ozturk, Columbia’s Mahmoud Khalil, and Georgetown’s Badar Khan Suri. These students come from diverse backgrounds and are facing accusations of engaging in activities that violate U.S. laws. The situation has sparked debates about freedom of speech, political activism, and the rights of international students in the country. The students’ legal battles have drawn attention to the complexities of expressing political opinions while studying abroad and the potential consequences of such actions. The incidents have also raised concerns about the impact on international relations and diplomatic ties between the U.S. and countries in the Middle East. As the cases continue to unfold, there is growing interest in how universities and the U.S. government will address these challenges and uphold the rights of all individuals involved.