Evening Sky 4-15-26

National security threats don’t always arrive at the border—they sometimes enroll in universities.

The detention of Yousof Azizi is raising uncomfortable questions about how foreign influence can embed itself inside American institutions. Academic credentials, media appearances, policy advocacy—on the surface, it looks like scholarship.

But beneath that, critics argue, there may be alignment with hostile regimes that view the United States as an adversary.

The issue isn’t just one individual. It’s the broader system that allowed access, advancement, and influence without asking hard questions about where loyalties—and interests—actually lie.[RAIR FOUNDATION USA]

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