By Gwurld4026 
Activist Gambian Student Flees US Before ICE Can Strike
A Gambian student recently fled the United States to avoid being arrested by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents, who were reportedly seeking to detain him due to his campus activism. The student, who was involved in advocacy and protests related to various social and political issues, feared that his activism would make him a target of the Trump administration’s strict immigration enforcement policies.
The student’s decision to flee came after news broke that ICE was targeting him, reportedly because of his vocal opposition to U.S. policies and his involvement in organizing demonstrations. His case has raised concerns about the impact of political activism on international students, particularly those from countries outside the U.S. who may face heightened scrutiny due to their political views.
This incident reflects broader tensions over how immigration enforcement policies under the Trump administration, particularly those related to students, impacted individuals involved in activism, highlighting the challenges faced by foreign nationals advocating for political change while studying in the U.S.