What we heard from the court today is what we have been saying for weeks, and what courts have continued to repeat up and down through the litigation of this case thus far,
I felt very scared and concerned as the men surrounded me and grabbed my phone from me,
These resolutions were the product of meaningful debate by the Senate and represent a sincere effort to hold Israel accountable for clear violations of international law.
When they do the inmate count we are threatened to not leave our beds or we will lose privileges, which means that we are often stuck waiting in our beds for hours,
If you lie to us and get a visa and then enter the United States, and with that visa participate in that sort of activity, we’re going to take away your visa,
The idea ... This is a woman who is just totally committed to her academic career."
Completing my Ph.D. is very important to me,
I believe the world is a more beautiful and peaceful place when we listen to each other and allow different perspectives to be in the room,
We absolutely believe the President and the Department of Homeland Security are well within their legal rights to deport illegal immigrants,
We gave you a visa to come and study and get a degree, not to become a social activist that tears up our university campuses,
The court finds that she does not pose a danger to the community, nor does she present a risk of flight. The court orders the government to release Ms Ozturk from custody immediately,
They had the aeroplane ticket, commercial flight printed with my name on it, but I was lucky enough that we missed the flight by nine minutes,
When did speaking up against oppression become a crime? When did speaking up against genocide become something to be imprisoned for?”
It is a privilege, not a right, to come to this country on a visa,
I mean, if the plan worked out as they have laid it down, we would not be having this interview,
Rümeysa can now return to her beloved Tufts community, resume her studies, and begin teaching again. We could not be more delighted,
Her continued detention cannot stand."
Ozturk is free to return to her home in Massachusetts. She’s also free to travel to Massachusetts and Vermont as she sees fit, and I am not going to put a travel restriction on her, because, frankly, I don’t find that she poses any risk of flight,
She has been detained, experienced numerous asthma attacks, all because she wrote an op-ed,
I was afraid, and I was crying,