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Harvard Scientist Detained by ICE

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Her lawyer, Gregory Romanovsky, said Petrova is fighting the possible deportation back to Russia for fear of persecution and jail time over her protests decrying the Ukraine war.
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“She is in detention, and we are fighting to get her back,” Peshkin said. “She is hoping to be released and to return to work. Her work is her life. She came here to pursue her dreams.”

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