#mahmoud-khalil

#mahmoud-khalil

Khalil, a Columbia University student, is labeled a political prisoner by the Trump administration for participating in pro-Palestinian protests.

Judicial intervention protects Mr. Khalil's rights, highlighting due process amid tensions over his pro-Palestinian activism.

ICE illegally detained Mahmoud Khalil without a warrant, as admitted by the Department of Homeland Security.

The federal judge ruled that Khalil's deportation case will remain in New Jersey, allowing his attorneys to effectively advocate for his release.

Noor Abdalla defends her husband against US allegations of Hamas support, labeling them as baseless and politically motivated.

Khalil's detention raises due process concerns, as it relies solely on an assertion from Secretary Rubio linking him to antisemitism.

Mahmoud Khalil condemns Columbia's role in his abduction and calls for reclaiming the university to support Palestinian rights.

Students at Columbia University protested Mahmoud Khalil's detention by ICE by chaining themselves to a gate, demanding accountability from university trustees.

Columbia University grads protested on Alumni Day, tearing their diplomas in support of detained student Mahmoud Khalil and voicing solidarity with Palestinians.

Mahmoud Khalil criticizes Columbia's administration for suppressing dissent and for its response to anti-Israel protests.

The protest highlighted tensions between pro-Palestine and pro-Israel supporters, escalating the conflicts into personal confrontations.

Mahmoud Khalil remains detained as a New Jersey judge denies bail, prioritizing the government's motion to transfer his deportation case.