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Ask President Stanley to Condemn Trump's Immigration Ban

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Karen Woodward
9 years ago

Former students against the ban (1974)

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Prithvi Singh
9 years ago

It is high time the president rescind this travel ban. Free exchange of ideas and people are the things that make this country great.

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Bert Bloch
9 years ago

Dr. Stanley, please condemn the outrageous ban implemented illegally by President Trump. Sincerely, Bert Bloch '73.

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Carolyn Gallagher
9 years ago

Please speak out against the Trump/Bannon authoritarian regime of racism.

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Lauren Mooney
9 years ago Featured

The beauty of Stony Brook is the way it brings people from all different cultures and backgrounds together to share knowledge. This is something that makes me proud to be a Stony Brook alumni. Please take a stand to protect all members of the Seawolf community, regardless of what the government may say!

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Martin Rocek
9 years ago

Dear President Stanley, Please speak out and condemn Trump's ban on immigrants and refugees.

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John T Burson
9 years ago

President Stanley needs to show real leadership and confirm that international students are welcome at Stony Brook. By saying nothing, he is showing that he's okay with talented students being kept out of the country. We need these students as much as they need us. Don't turn your back on them. The visa approval process is already "extreme," and we have far more dangers in our own backyard than STUDENTS coming to LEARN.

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Kathleen Young
9 years ago

University presidents, provosts & psyche chairs throughout the U.S. have decried this outrageous discriminatory immigration order, as has Gov. Cuomo. What's Stanley afraid of? Rocking the boat? Our voices need to sink it!

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Talat Hamdani
9 years ago

Academies needs to defend the constitution !!!

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Allegra de Laurentiis
9 years ago

Dear President Stanley: we could debate back-and-forth whether the executive order is 'racist,' as the petition says, or just nationalist or something else. One thing that I believe we can agree with is that a legitimate State cannot eliminate the legal character of documents it has itself issued (such as green cards, permits, visas) without undermining its legitimacy. Analogies with the end of legitimate States in the European '20ies and '30ies suggest themselves. Where the the Law is no longer binding for the leaders, everything becomes possible. Thank you for taking a stance.

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Robbie Cormier
9 years ago

Protect the vulnerable.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

It's hard to stand out because we are state universities subject to fundings from the state. But at least students could not be simply deported.

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Rita Edwards
9 years ago

As an emeritus faculty member of Adelphi University I understand and appreciate the need for extreme courage at this tim. Please consider taking a stand and protect our democratic processes. Our laws are being highjacked by a would-be dictator. Thank you

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Rudolph Reagin
9 years ago

I implore President Stanley to stand up for the rights of the SBU committee and where fungible laws conflict with steadfast moral principles, choose humanity.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Plz stop this order from trump.

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Ofir
9 years ago

Failing to stand up at this moment is not an option.

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Vanessa Herrera
9 years ago

In times like these, it is up to people in a position of high power and reputation to stand against the injustice affecting the lives of many innocent individuals.

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Dylan Godwin
9 years ago

No question here-- Step up!

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Mitch Slochower
9 years ago Featured

As a Stonybrook alumni (73, 85) I believe it is the duty of the university to be loudly outspoken in its opposition to Trump's xenophobic executive order. A quick and strong statement from your office to the White House is necessary to counter the inhumane and delusional behavior of Trump.

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Hamed
9 years ago

I am very concerned about the destructive post effects of this ban. It can affect all international and domestic students of USA.