Trump Administration Accuses Columbia Student of Hiding UNRWA Ties on Green Card Application
- The Trump administration accused Columbia University student Mahmoud Khalil of failing to disclose ties to UNRWA on his green card application, asserting this endangers foreign policy efforts against antisemitism.
- Khalil has lived in the U.S. since childhood and is facing deportation due to alleged misrepresentations about his affiliations and employment history.
- Khalil's legal team claims that the government's actions violate his First Amendment rights, arguing that he is being punished for his pro-Palestine activism.
- A federal judge has temporarily barred Khalil's deportation amid ongoing legal proceedings regarding his immigration status and claimed due process violations.
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The Trump administration has moved to deport green card and visa holders, including a pro-Palestinian activist, a Georgetown University academic and a Brown University doctor. What evidence do government officials need in these cases?
A Columbia University activist with a green card, a Georgetown University academic with a student visa, a Brown Universi
Trump administration accuses pro-Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil of hiding info on his green card application - Egypt Independent
The Trump administration – after accusing Columbia University graduate and pro-Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil of being a Hamas sympathizer without providing evidence – now says Khalil’s deportation is justified because he did not reveal connections to two organizations in his application to become a permanent US resident, an argument his attorneys call weak.
US embassies in Europe post warnings to potential visa seekers
Some US embassies in European nations are taking to social media with pointed warnings to would-be visitors about their conduct in the country following a clampdown on visa-holders by the Trump administration. Embassies in at least 17 countries have put up posts featuring images of administration figures, including President Donald Trump, Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, warning those seeking visas that…
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