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Mahmoud Khalil Told a Judge His Deportation Could Be a Death Sentence. Here’s Why

  • Immigration Judge Jamee Comans ruled last month that Mahmoud Khalil could be deported to Syria or Algeria despite his asylum claim.
  • This ruling followed Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s unsubstantiated determination that Khalil's pro-Palestinian activism at Columbia University posed an antisemitic foreign policy threat.
  • Khalil testified for over three hours, describing fears of assassination by Israel, targeting by ex-Assad operatives in Syria, and denied contact with his newborn son while detained far from New York.
  • Experts including Khaled Elgindy warned deportation would endanger Khalil, with Elgindy stating he is a “direct and potent threat to Israel's objectives.”
  • A federal judge has temporarily blocked Khalil's deportation pending review of potential free speech violations, and his lawyers plan to pursue all legal options including appeals to the Supreme Court.
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Jingletree broke the news in on Friday, May 23, 2025.
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