A Texas Christian University business student, Luis Andrade Garcia, was deported to El Salvador after an ICE custody process that began following an Arlington traffic stop. Federal officials said he did not qualify for DACA-style protections because of his arrival date, and he was held in an ICE facility before deportation. TCU’s student community responded with support through a fraternity-run GoFundMe aimed at legal expenses. The case highlights how rapidly immigration enforcement can intersect with enrollment, student aid planning, and student safety on campus. Separately, a nun detained by ICE while traveling to Mass in Texas spoke publicly for the first time, describing the personal disruption and urging others with legal protections to be heard before custody. Together, the stories underscore that enforcement actions are not hypothetical for campuses. For student affairs and compliance offices, the key operational risk is readiness: advising capacity, emergency communications plans, and legal referral pathways for affected students.