Rachel Maddow

Have you done anything to bring attention to this, to show or say that you objected to what Trump was doing in arresting all these students and jailing them or throwing them out of the country? Have you done any of those things? If so, today is your day. Headline, Trump administration reverses course on student visa cancellations.

Headline, international students who lost their immigration status will have it restored, government says. Headline, Trump is reversing the termination of legal status for international students around the US. People have been protesting about it instantly and everywhere and every day.

Headline, international students who lost their immigration status will have it restored, government says. Headline, Trump is reversing the termination of legal status for international students around the US. People have been protesting about it instantly and everywhere and every day.

People have been speaking out about it, making the case, calling on the conscience of the American people, which is what nonviolent protest is all about. The polling now shows in poll after poll after poll that the American public is absolutely and totally and by huge margins against what Trump has been doing to these students. And that pushback, that fight has been not only popular

People have been speaking out about it, making the case, calling on the conscience of the American people, which is what nonviolent protest is all about. The polling now shows in poll after poll after poll that the American public is absolutely and totally and by huge margins against what Trump has been doing to these students. And that pushback, that fight has been not only popular

It has been ferocious. Headline, ACLU of West Virginia sues over West Virginia University students revoked visa. Headline, UI, University of Iowa students sue Department of Homeland Security and ICE. Headline, 17 international students in Georgia accuse ICE of violating due process. New Haven residents sue Trump administration over revoked student visas.

It has been ferocious. Headline, ACLU of West Virginia sues over West Virginia University students revoked visa. Headline, UI, University of Iowa students sue Department of Homeland Security and ICE. Headline, 17 international students in Georgia accuse ICE of violating due process. New Haven residents sue Trump administration over revoked student visas.

Rutgers international students sue feds over revoked status. UW-Madison international students file lawsuit. University of Texas Rio Grande Valley students sue Homeland Security. ACLU of Connecticut sues Trump administration over 60-plus students' visas being revoked. Three international students in Colorado sue Trump administration over termination of immigration status.

Rutgers international students sue feds over revoked status. UW-Madison international students file lawsuit. University of Texas Rio Grande Valley students sue Homeland Security. ACLU of Connecticut sues Trump administration over 60-plus students' visas being revoked. Three international students in Colorado sue Trump administration over termination of immigration status.

Gannon University students in Pennsylvania suing the federal government. Purdue students suing federal government over visa revocations. UC Berkeley international student sues Trump administration over revoked visa. There are literally dozens and dozens and dozens of these. I could go on.

Gannon University students in Pennsylvania suing the federal government. Purdue students suing federal government over visa revocations. UC Berkeley international student sues Trump administration over revoked visa. There are literally dozens and dozens and dozens of these. I could go on.

And those individual cases are all separate and apart from the really big cases involving multiple students, multiple jurisdictions. The big case filed a week ago today in federal court in New Hampshire, class action on behalf of all the foreign students whose visas have been yanked by Trump. That big case filed by 19 Democratic state attorneys general to stop it nationwide.

And those individual cases are all separate and apart from the really big cases involving multiple students, multiple jurisdictions. The big case filed a week ago today in federal court in New Hampshire, class action on behalf of all the foreign students whose visas have been yanked by Trump. That big case filed by 19 Democratic state attorneys general to stop it nationwide.

That one take no prisoners lawyer in Georgia, the former president of the American Immigration Lawyers Association, whose case started with 17 students in Georgia. Then he added more than 100 more. That lawyer telling CNN, quote, I can file 133 lawsuits, but I think the court wouldn't be happy about that. So we are filing one, one big one.

That one take no prisoners lawyer in Georgia, the former president of the American Immigration Lawyers Association, whose case started with 17 students in Georgia. Then he added more than 100 more. That lawyer telling CNN, quote, I can file 133 lawsuits, but I think the court wouldn't be happy about that. So we are filing one, one big one.

Well, all of those efforts effectively have now been victorious because Trump stopped, he had to stop wholesale attacking these thousands of students for the terrible crime of going to college in the United States. The Trump administration also today had to reverse itself on killing the crime victims hotline at the US Justice Department. Why did you kill that? they've now had to put it back.

Well, all of those efforts effectively have now been victorious because Trump stopped, he had to stop wholesale attacking these thousands of students for the terrible crime of going to college in the United States. The Trump administration also today had to reverse itself on killing the crime victims hotline at the US Justice Department. Why did you kill that? they've now had to put it back.

The Trump administration now having to reverse itself on killing all translations of weather forecasts and weather emergency statements, because heaven forbid somebody who doesn't speak English might also receive the tornado warning. They've now had to reverse themselves and reinstate those translations.

The Trump administration now having to reverse itself on killing all translations of weather forecasts and weather emergency statements, because heaven forbid somebody who doesn't speak English might also receive the tornado warning. They've now had to reverse themselves and reinstate those translations.

The Trump administration has now had to reverse itself and restore the funding Trump had cut for the largest and most important decades-long study of women's health. credited with saving countless women's lives, changing women's health globally, and saving billions of dollars in the American health system. It is a study that started in the 90s. It has enrolled over 160,000 American women.