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Columbia Admissions Guidance for Undocumented Immigrants Vanishes From Site

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The recent decision by Columbia University to remove its admissions guidance for undocumented immigrants from its website has sparked outrage and disappointment among students, faculty, and activists alike. This move, which came in response to pressure from the Trump administration, is a clear indication of the university’s failure to stand up for marginalized communities and uphold its values of diversity and inclusivity.

For years, Columbia University has been a beacon of hope for undocumented students, providing them with the opportunity to pursue higher education and achieve their dreams. The university’s admissions guidance for undocumented immigrants, which was available on its website, served as a lifeline for these students, offering them valuable information and resources to navigate the complex college application process.

However, in a shocking turn of events, the page suddenly went dark, leaving many students and their families in a state of confusion and uncertainty. This decision was made after the Trump administration threatened to take legal action against universities that provide support and resources to undocumented students.

It is disheartening to see Columbia University succumb to the anti-immigrant and anti-Palestinian attacks of the Trump administration. By removing the admissions guidance for undocumented immigrants, the university has not only failed to protect its students but has also sent a message that it values its reputation and funding over the well-being of marginalized communities.

The timing of this decision is particularly troubling, as it comes at a time when the immigrant community is already facing numerous challenges and threats. With the recent rescission of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program and the ongoing attacks on immigrant rights, the removal of the admissions guidance only adds to the uncertainty and fear that undocumented students are already facing.

Moreover, the decision to remove the guidance also has a direct impact on Palestinian students who are seeking admission to Columbia University. As a prestigious institution that prides itself on its commitment to social justice and human rights, the university has a responsibility to stand in solidarity with the Palestinian people and their struggle for freedom and equality. By caving to the pressure of the Trump administration, Columbia University has failed to uphold this responsibility and has instead chosen to silence the voices of Palestinian students.

The removal of the admissions guidance for undocumented immigrants is not only a betrayal of the university’s values but also a disservice to its students. It sends a message that their presence and contributions are not valued and that they are not welcome in the Columbia community. This decision also undermines the efforts of the university to create a diverse and inclusive campus, as it denies opportunities to students from underrepresented communities.

As a community, we must stand in solidarity with undocumented and Palestinian students and demand that Columbia University reinstate the admissions guidance. We cannot allow the Trump administration to dictate the policies and actions of our educational institutions. It is time for Columbia University to take a stand and show its commitment to social justice and human rights.

In the face of adversity, it is important to remember that our strength lies in our unity and resilience. We must continue to support and uplift one another, and fight for the rights and dignity of all marginalized communities. We must also hold our institutions accountable and demand that they uphold their values and stand up for what is right.

Columbia University has a long history of activism and social justice, and it is time for the university to live up to its legacy. We call on the administration to reinstate the admissions guidance for undocumented immigrants and show its unwavering support for all marginalized communities. Let us not forget that our diversity is our strength, and it is what makes Columbia University a truly exceptional institution.

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