Private groups in the U.S. are increasingly working to identify and report student protesters, particularly those advocating for pro-Palestinian causes, for potential deportation. The militant group Betar US is known for supporting these efforts, raising concerns among international student activists about their safety and status. With the use of facial recognition technology, activists are under heightened surveillance on campuses, leading to fears about public exposure and repercussions. As these initiatives gain momentum, takeaways about the implications for freedom of speech and the rights of foreign students continue to emerge.