THE OTHER SHOE DROPPED Thursday in Oakland when a federal judge expanded his earlier order protecting the immigration status of two dozen international students to cover all similarly situated students throughout the United States.
At the close of a hearing on May 14, U.S. District Judge Jeffrey White entered a preliminary injunction to preserve the immigration status of approximately 25 international students at Bay Area colleges and universities while their lawsuits against the government proceeded to a final resolution.
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