US EditionJudge tells government to provide evidence, or case against Columbia student Mahmoud Khalil is over
- Immigration judge Jamee Comans held a hearing on Tuesday in Louisiana regarding Columbia student Mahmoud Khalil's deportation case.
- The Trump administration seeks Khalil's expulsion, alleging his protest role supports Hamas but has not provided evidence as required.
- Khalil, a 30-year-old legal permanent resident and international affairs graduate, has denied all allegations and has not been charged with any crime.
- Judge Comans granted the government 24 hours to present evidence and said, "If he's not removable I'm going to be terminating this case on Friday."
- The case highlights concerns about free speech, with advocates accusing the administration of targeting peaceful pro-Palestinian activists without proof.
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Judge rules anti-Israel Columbia graduate Mahmoud Khalil can challenge ‘unlawful’ detention
A federal judge ruled Tuesday that Mahmoud Khalil, a former green card holder who led pro-Palestinian protests at Columbia University where pamphlets written by Hamas state media were distributed, could challenge the Trump administration’s right to detain him for deportation.…
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darlingtonandstocktontimes.co.ukImmigration judge rules student activist Mahmoud Khalil can be deported from US
Mr Khalil is not accused of breaking any laws.
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