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University of San Francisco Professor Arrested by ICE Agents
Representative photo ยท Photo: Eugene Zelenko / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0

Representative photo ยท Photo: Eugene Zelenko / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0
Federal immigration agents arrested a Nigerian immigrant professor from the University of San Francisco, transferring her to a Louisiana detention center.
Federal law enforcement officers have detained a member of the academic staff at the University of San Francisco, according to statements released by campus representatives. The individual, identified as Ann Lawani, is a Nigerian immigrant who serves as an educator at the higher education institution in California.
Following the detention by federal agents, the professor was relocated over two thousand miles across the country. University officials confirmed that she was transported to a detention facility located in the state of Louisiana.
A University of San Francisco professor from Nigeria was detained and moved to Louisiana.
The circumstances surrounding the federal operation remain centered on the abrupt transfer of the educator far from the campus where she teaches. Representatives from the university have acknowledged the situation involving their faculty member, highlighting the significant distance between the California campus and the holding facility in Louisiana.
This incident highlights the actions taken by federal immigration enforcement involving academic personnel at a major American university. The relocation of a faculty member thousands of miles away affects the academic community and raises questions regarding the enforcement actions targeting immigrant educators.




