More than 250 organizations in Calgary have expressed concern over the potential deportation of international students, calling it a threat to their rights. The Migrant Rights Network spokesperson, Syed Hussan, described the targeting of students as deeply concerning, emphasizing the risk to freedom of expression. The situation has sparked a widespread response from local groups, highlighting the broader implications for immigrant communities. Authorities have not yet confirmed any official action, but the growing support underscores the fear among students and their families. The debate reflects ongoing tensions around immigration policies and the safety of foreign nationals in the city.