Immigration judge orders deportation of Mahmoud Khalil to Syria or Algeria
A federal immigrant judge ordered Mahmud Khalil to hide information about the US Green Card Application and ordered to deport Algeria or Syria.
Judge Jamee Cans published the September 12 decision in Louisiana and said that Khalil did not explain his internship with the United Nations Assistance and Labor Agency (UNRWA) and did not explain his ties with Apartheid Terstir, an anti -Israeli campus coalition.
Court Applications on Wednesday and Published American Civil Freedom Union He also showed that Com’s decision of activism as a center.
Mahmud Khalil, who was released, returned in anti -Israeli protest at Columbia University
He rejected Khalil’s relaxation movement and wrote that the negligence was deliberate and formed reasons for lifting.
The Federal authorities argue that Khalil’s false statements include political sensitive commitment by bringing both national security and foreign policy concerns to the agenda.
Khalil, a legal permanent resident, was arrested by Immigration and Customs Execution (ICE) in Manhattan Office on 8 March.
The US regional judge Michael Farbiarz decided that there was no flight risk or a danger to the public before his release was released in Louisiana for more than three months.
Anti -Israeli French French Mahmoud Khalil designed a $ 1 bond bond after the Federal Judge rules, the Trump manager cannot detain him
Farbiarz also temporarily prevented the abolition of Khalil while examining the claim that the government’s actions mean retaliation for protected political speech.
On Wednesday, Khalil’s legal team confirmed that they plan to object to the Migration Appeal Board. They framed the case as a wider war of civil rights.
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“It is not surprising that Trump administration continues to retaliate against me because I use free speech,” Khalil said in a statement. He said. “A Kangaroo immigrant Court through the last attempts once again reveal the real colors.”
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