Columbia’s Mahmoud Khalil felt he was being kidnapped as detention unfolded, lawyers say
NEW YORK (AP) — Handcuffed and shackled, Mahmoud Khalil was rushed from New York to Louisiana last weekend in a manner that left the outspoken Columbia University graduate student feeling like he was being kidnapped, his lawyers wrote in an updated lawsuit seeking his immediate release.
Some protesters held signs that read "Fight Nazis not students," "Free Mahmoud free Palestine" and "You can’t deport a ...
In an email, Interim President Katrina Armstrong wrote that she was “heartbroken” to inform students and faculty of the ...
Mahmoud Khalil, a permanent US resident who hasn’t been charged with breaking any laws, was arrested outside his apartment ...
Mahmoud Khalil is a leading agitator in New York who stokes hatred and harassment of Jews, works for the eradication of Israel, glorifies the murderous evil of Hamas terrorism, and presses for the ...
The White House says the secretary of state can revoke the visa of Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil -- but experts tell ...
President Donald Trump has said Khalil’s arrest was the first “of many to come” and vowed on social media to deport students ...
A federal judge has extended an order blocking the deportation of detained Palestinian rights activist and recent Columbia ...
Pro-Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil will remain in the detention of Immigration and Customs Enforcement in Louisiana for the time being, a judge ruled. At a procedural hearing in New York ...
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