International students risk immigration status to engage in Gaza protests
Briefly

Khalil faced a dilemma common to international students: He was in the United States on a F-1 student visa. But participating in a protest meant risking suspension that could endanger his enrollment status.
Khalil opted to be a lead negotiator for Columbia University Apartheid Divest, pushing for ties severance with Israel. He worked closely with the university to ensure activities wouldn't lead to punishment.
Despite feeling unlikely to face consequences, Khalil was suspended for his alleged participation in the encampment. He was shocked by the decision, calling it ridiculous.
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