Community Rallies for Detained Nursing Student

0:00Over 100 students, faculty, and locals rallied Monday on Southern Connecticut State University's New Haven campus for a first-year nursing. Student detained by ICE last week. She got picked up outside a Middletown courthouse, even though she entered the country legally. The hour-long event right in front of Bully Library turned into a strong call to bring her back home safe. Organizes like student Take Kerr called it a kidnapping of a working-class kid off the street, and it blew up quick from a small student meet-up to a big community push. Advocates from groups like Unidad Latina in Axiom spoke up, saying she's now held at an ice-pot somewhere in New England messing up her family big. Time. Fults were fired up. Faculty like Dr. Steven Monroe Tomjak praised the huge turnout from busy working-class students who rarely protest. MC's lead chance demanding the university protect immigrant students, and Dreamers Alliance reps shared how her professors see her as full of. Potential we need here. US Repros of Deloro jumped in with a statement, saying her office is linking up with school leaders to dig for more info.

1:07A GoFundMe's live now to cover her legal costs, and the university stressed no-ice action on campus while committing to keep things safe for everyone. This rally shows the communities not backing down, pushing hard for education on dodging ice traps, and building stronger networks, keeping eyes on her. Release and campus support moving forward. You've been listening to Hard for News today, AI-powered local news.