(The Center Square) – Fears over possible raids by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement has prompted California State University, Los Angeles to allow professors to move their classes online.
Faculty members were told in a letter from Heather Lattimer, the university’s provost and vice president from academic affairs, that they had “the option of working remotely for a limited time due to extraordinary circumstances they are facing,” the Los Angeles Times reported.
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