Are Students Being Punished for Opinions? @HeterodoxAcademy
Are Students Being Punished for Opinions?  @HeterodoxAcademy
Uploaded April 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Can expressing controversial views be grounds for deportation? In this clip from Heterodox Out Loud, guest Joe Cohn explores the legal and academic implications of recent deportation cases tied to campus protests. He distinguishes between protected speech and actionable misconduct, raising concerns about how vague accusations of "support" for terrorism could undermine due process and open inquiry. What role should universities and governments play in balancing safety, legality, and academic freedom?

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Are Students Being Punished for Opinions?

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