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UC Berkeley forced to shut down work program for foreign students

Crosscurrents by KALW

Sep 10, 202607:55Society & Culture

Bay Area college students have been back in school for less than a month now. At UC Berkeley, immigration is coming up as part of the back to school experience for many. Last month Immigration and Customs Enforcement sen...

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