On Politics: Why Mahmoud Khalil’s arrest matters in the mayoral election
What makes the Trump administration’s arrest and attempted deportation of Khalil so shocking is that he is accused of no actual crime. The permanent legal resident was targeted for his political beliefs: proudly pro-Palestinian, he was accused of allying himself with Hamas, a designated terrorist organization.
John Oliver picks apart the Trump administration's arrest of U.S. citizen Mahmoud Khalil on the latest "Last Week Tonight" ...
In moving for a preliminary injunction, the Columbia University graduate blasted the Trump administration for calling him a ...
Appeals to Khalil’s free speech rights are meritless. A green card is not synonymous with citizenship, though many seem to ...
The Trump administration’s detention of a green-card holder who was a leader in the Columbia University protests against ...
The female student said she even dropped a class they took together last fall at the School of International and Public ...
The unlawful detention and arrest of Columbia graduate Mahmoud Khalil could be “the case through which fascism and ...
Rubio supports ongoing visa revocations, citing national security, amid debates over rights of non-citizens like Mahmoud ...
Marco Rubio defended the deportation of Hamas sympathizers here in the U.S. on visas or green cards after a former Columbia ...
Debra Winger recently spoke about her motivation as she joined to protest the detention of Mahmoud Khalil, a pro-Palestinian ...
The announcement comes as Trump has issued what he has called a ‘last warning’ to Hamas to release all remaining hostages.
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