Homeland Security detains Columbia student in dorm after agents made 'misrepresentations'
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A Columbia University student was detained inside a dorm after Department of Homeland Security agents misrepresented themselves and claimed to be searching for...
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A Columbia University student was detained inside a dorm after Department of Homeland Security agents misrepresented themselves and claimed to be searching for...
Department of Homeland Security agents allegedly detained a Columbia University student early Thursday morning after making “misrepresentations to gain entry” into a residence hall, the school said
Department of Homeland Security agents took a Columbia University student into custody after posing as NYPD officers -- complete with fake badges -- to gain entry to campus housing, officials said.
A student at Columbia University in New York was detained Thursday morning after federal immigration agents allegedly used deception to gain entry into a campus residential building, according to university officials.
Columbia’s acting president, Claire Shipman, said Homeland Security agents entered a residence hall at around 6:30 a.m. Thursday under the guise of searching for a missing person.
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