Universities are all of a sudden breaking news.
Last week a video went around showing a man in a navy hoodie approaching a woman in a long white downcoat.
It was still pretty cold when the video was shot outside Boston, right near Tufts University.
The woman backs away, the guy grabs her hands, and then a few more people approach her from behind.
The woman's name is Rumesa Ozturk, and she's a graduate student at Tufts University.
The people approaching her are federal agents.
They arrested her after the State Department revoked her student visa.
Just before that, ICE arrested Palestinian activist and Columbia student Mahmoud Khalil.
He'd been a leader of student protests.
The administration said that amounted to supporting Hamas.
They claimed his student visa was revoked, but other students targeted for deportation.
A fellow at Georgetown also arrested.
A grad student from India who was teaching at Georgetown University on a student visa.
Columbia was threatened with losing $400 million, and then they agreed to some demands.
Harvard is now also under review for roughly $9 billion.
And there are dozens more universities on a list, suspected of using racial preferences,
or of quote, forcing women to compete with men in sports.
Your population doesn't want men playing in women's sports,
so you better comply, because otherwise you're not getting any federal funding.
Every state, good, I'll see you in court, I look forward to that, that should be a real easy one.