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A activist of Columbia University, arrested by federal immigration authorities And confronted with a possible deportation because of his alleged support to Hamas, he announced a statement from the custody he was holding.
Mahmoud Khalil, a 30-year-old green card holder who was married to an American citizen, was arrested on March 8 was arrested by immigration and customs implementation (ICE).
In a letter Published by lawyers on Tuesday, Khalil characterized his arrest as “pointing to anti-Palestinian racism.” He also blamed Columbia’s administration, including former Minouche Shafik University President, who was criticized for not being able to respond to allegations of anti -Semitic behavior activists in the campus before she eventually stepped down.
“My unjust detention indicates anti-Palestinian racism that both administrations of Biden and Trump have shown in the last 16 months because the US has continued supply Israel With a weapon for the murder of Palestinians and prevented international intervention, “Khalil wrote.” For decades, anti-Palestinian racism has initiated efforts to expand US laws and practice used for violent suppression of Palestinians, Arab Americans and other communities. That’s why I’m targeted. “
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President Trump, Mahmoud Khalil and protesters (Getty Images)
Khalil, who played a big role in anti-Israeli protests in Columbia, is fighting his deportation in the courts. Shortly after being arrested, a judge temporarily blocked Trump’s administration from deportation.
In one of the first legal victories for Khalil, the judge ordered his deportation on Wednesday to be heard in New Jersey, not Louisiani, where he holds himself. The judge cited a law that demanded that the case be held in the same jurisdiction in which Khalil’s lawyers first filed a lawsuit to challenge his custody.
Trump’s administration earlier said that in custody in New Jersey, he was infected with custody, near the arrest, which led them to shipping in Louisian.
“As I wait for the legal decisions that keep my wife and child’s future in balance, those who have made my target remain comfortable at Columbia University,” Khalil wrote in his letter. “Presidents Shafik, Armstrong and Dean Yarhi-Milo laid the foundations for the US Government to target me arbitrarily disciplining the Pro-Palestinian students and allowing viral campaigns on Doxing-u-Na racism and disinformation-not to check.”

NYPD officials patrolled as pro-Palestinian protesters demonstrates outside the Columbia University Campus in New York on Thursday, April 18, 2024, several students were arrested because officers cleaned the campus lawn. (Peter Gerber for Fox News Digital)
Khalil said his arrest was direct insertion of his First amendment a right and a wider attempt Trump administration to “suppress disagreement.” He wrote that “in the coming weeks” students, activists and elected officials “must unite in order to defend the right to protest for Palestine.”
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“I have always believed that my duty is not only liberating from the oppressor, but also to release my oppressors from their hatred and fear.”