US EditionMahmoud Khalil case ‘not about free speech’: Rubio
- Mahmoud Khalil was arrested by immigration authorities, accused of pro-Hamas activism during protests, leading to legal disputes over jurisdiction.
- The Trump administration claims it can deport Khalil due to his alleged connections to terrorism, according to White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt.
- Democratic representatives have called Khalil a political prisoner, arguing his arrest violates his rights without due process.
- Khalil's activism includes protests at Columbia University, which have drawn criticism from Jewish student groups and supporters of Israel.
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Rubio Shuts Down Defenders of Pro-Hamas Activist Set for Deportation: 'No One Has a Right to a Student Visa'
Secretary of State Marco Rubio is pushing back against critics objecting to his decision to revoke the visa of a foreign student who organized pro-Hamas protests at Columbia University. Rubio argues that visas are privileges, not rights, and that foreigners inciting unrest should be expelled. Key Facts: Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced the deportation of a foreign student who organized pro-Hamas rallies at Columbia University. Rubio emp…
Marco Rubio throws down, explains Mahmoud Khalil "free speech" issue slow enough even your liberal friends will understand
If JD Vance is the best decision Donald Trump ever made, Marco Rubio is rapidly cementing himself as a number two. The former "Little Marco" has been crushing it as Secretary of State and drops mics from here to Ukraine whenever he is asked anything about anything by anyone. Exhibit Q is his response to Mahmoud Khalil having his green card yeeted. Isn't this a free speech issue? Who does the Trump Admin think they are? The Biden Admin having pro…
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