Korean Student Yeonsoo Go Released from ICE Custody After Rallies
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Purdue sophomore Yeonsoo Go, a South Korean student, was detained by ICE in Louisiana after her visa, which was reportedly valid until December 2025, expired two years prior. The detention has sparked calls for her release from church leaders and local officials, emphasizing her legal status and community involvement. Purdue and advocacy groups are urging a fair review of her case.
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