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President Trump has made removing unauthorized immigrants from the country a pillar of his second term. Do you agree with his goal? Is he going too far?

President Trump has deployed the National Guard this year in some Democratic-led cities and is seeking to use troops in Chicago and Portland. What are your thoughts?

Twenty living hostages were freed by Hamas on Monday under the cease-fire deal, and Israel released nearly 2,000 Palestinian prisoners.

Have you seen videos of Ms. Ozturk’s arrest? Have you read about the detention of other students, like the Columbia University graduate Mahmoud Khalil?What have been your reactions? Do you support the Trump administration’s efforts to detain and deport international college students? Or do you think these actions are a violation of civil liberties —…

The app introduced new settings and features aimed at creating more age-appropriate experiences for minors. Do the changes go far enough?

On Tuesday night, the candidates met for their only scheduled debate. Did you watch?

Please note: We ask that adults respect the intent of our Student Opinion questions and refrain from posting here. While there are many other places on nytimes.com for adults to have their say, this is the only forum that explicitly invites the voices of young people.On Thursday afternoon, The New York Times reported the news…

Have you been following the news about Nex Benedict, a 16-year-old nonbinary student who died one day after an altercation in a high school girls’ bathroom in Oklahoma? If so, what have been your reactions?If you don’t know much about the story, the article “What We Know About the Death of a Nonbinary Student in…

With only two contests under his belt, Donald J. Trump has already knocked out all of his major primary challengers except one, Nikki Haley. And her chances for changing the trajectory of the race look slim given the former president’s dominance over the Republican Party.On the Democratic side, President Biden wasn’t even on the ballot…

Since the 1960s, some colleges and universities have used race (a practice called affirmative action) as one of many criteria when deciding which students to admit. First, in the 1960s, some colleges wanted to open doors to Black students that had previously been closed because of longstanding racial discrimination. Later, many colleges considered an applicant’s…