“ICE HSI (Homeland Security Investigations) made this arrest in accordance with the State Department’s revocation of Doroudi’s student visa. This individual posed significant national security risk concerns,” the statement read. According to The Crimson White, the DHS spokesperson did not explain what those national security risk concerns entailed.

A University of Minnesota graduate student was detained by federal immigration authorities following a visa revocation related to a prior DUI conviction. "This is not related to student protests. The individual in question was arrested after a visa revocation by the State Dept.

Officials say a University of Minnesota graduate student detained by ICE was not arrested due to student protests but because their visa had been revoked for a previous DUI offense.

President Edward Inch notified students and faculty with a campus-wide email about the detainment on Monday afternoon. No reasons were given for the student’s detainment.

Protesters gathered at the University of Minnesota Twin Cities campus after an international graduate student was detained by immigration officials on Thursday. During the rally, it was announced that a student at the University of Minnesota,