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This is Seattle Now. I'm Patricia Murphy with a roundup of today's top stories. It's Thursday, April 24th.

Nine current and former international students at schools in Washington State are suing the federal government. They say the Trump administration unfairly revoked their legal status to live and study

here in the U.S. The students filed the class action suit in U.S. District Court yesterday.

The lawsuit says students were targeted for minor crimes or non-existent crimes, and they weren't

given a chance to challenge those findings. The Seattle Times reports that two of the plaintiffs have

never been charged with a crime and another was acquitted by a unanimous jury. The latest suit

is not the first legal challenge. A separate group of students filed another suit last week.

At least 23 students and recent graduates of UW have had their legal status revoked.

Meanwhile, students and faculty at the University of Washington have created a new defense fund to support students who aren't U.S. citizens.

Students who face visa revocation could draw on the fund for legal support.

The Washington Immigrant Solidarity Network is providing the money for now.

The UW Faculty Senate has asked the university to foot the bill. A federal judge is barring the

administration from denying federal funds to so-called sanctuary cities and counties. It's a win for

the city of Seattle and King County, who were among 16 plaintiffs in a lawsuit to protect sanctuary jurisdictions.

A federal judge in California issued a preliminary injunction against Trump's executive orders targeting such cities.

The judge said Trump's orders were unconstitutional and said the administration must provide written notice of his order to all federal departments and agencies by Monday.

Parents and educators are calling for better enrollment management at Seattle Public Schools.

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