Wesleyan University President Michael Roth condemned Donald Trump’s immigration and education policies following his presidential election victory.
“It may be challenging now to remember that democracy and higher education have been good for each other. We don’t have to pretend to be neutral, but we do have a job to do,” Roth stated in a news release Wednesday.
He condemned the “mass deportations promised by president-elect Trump” as a threat to students “who may be undocumented.”
It is a “cause of great concern to many in our community,” Roth stated.
He pledged not to cooperate with the federal government in efforts to deport students or staff “because of their citizenship status.” […]
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