Bowing to pressure from student protesters, Baltimore-based Johns Hopkins University announced it is ending a contract with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to provide emergency medical training to federal agents.
ICE has been a target of open-borders activists who have falsely accused the Trump administration of myriad bad practices, such as running so-called concentration camps at the southern border to house immigration detainees and treating those individuals badly. Activist actions against the agency seem to have intensified since President Donald Trump, who promised to reform the nation’s immigration system while on the campaign trail, was elected.
