Radio tags of 11 Tri-Valley students removed

Fri, 25 February 2011

11:05

The US Immigration and Custom Enforcement today removed radio tags of four more Indian students of the now closed Tri-Valley University in California. So far radio tags of 11 of the 18 Indian students have been removed.

These students were radio tagged in California after Tri Valley University was shut down in January on charges of massive visa fraud.

The students had been tagged for over a month now.

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