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Pro-Palestinian Georgetown student can remain free, US appeals court rules

  • On Tuesday, a panel of judges in Virginia decided that Georgetown researcher Badar Khan Suri can remain free while he continues to challenge his deportation.
  • Suri was arrested in March outside his Arlington, Virginia home and moved through several detention centers amid claims he was targeted for his speech.
  • The district court found Suri posed no danger to the community or flight risk and criticized government moves as undermining habeas corpus protections by withholding his location.
  • Judge James Andrew Wynn emphasized that fundamental human rights should not be compromised or diminished due to the theoretical risks associated with repetitive legal actions, highlighting the constitutional safeguards protecting Suri.
  • The rulings uphold Suri's rights during deportation challenges but highlight ongoing legal conflict involving rare executive powers used for his removal.
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