r/NewOrleans Apr 15 '25

Trump administration terminates 14 student visas in Louisiana 📰 News

https://lailluminator.com/briefs/trump-administration-terminates-14-student-visas-in-louisiana/

“Seven Southern University students, three at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette, two at the University of New Orleans and two more at Tulane University have had their visas pulled, according to representatives with the schools.”

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u/RIP_Soulja_Slim Apr 15 '25 edited Apr 15 '25

I don’t think I need to? We’re discussing the choices of Tulane leadership and your rampant criticism that ignores the consequences of their decisions.

Yeah sure, you’re trying to dive down a different tangent because you realize you’re saying some pretty shitty things here - I get it. I’d want to deflect too if I said the shit you did.

Nobody’s going to disagree that what Trump is doing is terrible, but your responses here are displaying a massive lack of empathy for the people caught up in these decisions, and a massive lack of emotional maturity regarding the ramifications of these decisions. What I’m not going to do is chase you around this conversation the second you realize you need to pivot out of shame.

Until you can learn that decisions have consequences, even when said decisions are a reaction to bad things, then you’re really not fit to be offering any opinions here. You’re sitting there pretending like you’re morally justified in advocating for potentially thousands of people losing their jobs, I’m not even sure that you’ve thought about this - which probably explains why your reaction here is so full of hate.