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Detained UMN international students bail left to judge decision

by Tyler Church | Published April 11, 2025

Friday morning, the Fort Snelling Immigration Court held the bond hearing for Doğukan Gunaydin, 28-year-old Turkish University of Minnesota graduate student detained on Mar. 27. Gunaydin, who has been held in detention for over two weeks, had his B-1/B-2 visa revoked by the U.S. Department of State, according to the prosecutor, for driving while intoxicated arrest in June of 2023.

The prosecutor, a federal attorney arguing against Gunyadin, claimed that Gunaydin’s 2023 DWI made him a threat to public safety. According to the prosecutor, Gunaydin had been driving recklessly before being pulled over, in a traffic stop that saw him measure a blood alcohol content of 0.2, which is more than double Minnesota’s legal limit.

However, Hannah Brown, Gunaydin’s attorney, argued that since the stop, Gunaydin had sold his car and no longer held a valid license. Without the ability to drive, Brown contended that Gunaydin couldn’t pose a threat to public safety if released.

During the proceedings, the prosecutor also mentioned that, because of this incident, Gunaydin’s B1/B2 visa had been revoked. However, as Immigration Judge Sarah Mazzie remarked, it was incorrectly reported by the prosecution that his F-1 visa was revoked, not his B1/B2.

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