Mahmoud Khalil and the Necropolitics of Trump’s Deportation Regime
Death is the point.
Death is the point.
The Trump administration filed no new evidence in its case against Khalil, according to a new filing ahead of Friday's hearing.
Conservative critics of “cancel culture” were quick to defend Trump’s attempt to deport Mahmoud Khalil over his political speech.
“I expect the Department of Justice to work within the confines of the law,” one House Democrat said.
Despite Friday’s immigration court ruling, the legal fight to keep Khalil in the U.S. may stretch months or years.
Lawyers trying to free the Columbia University activist point to a legal exception undermining the Trump administration’s argument.
Amid the Republican-Democrat blame game, a federal judge’s extraordinary ruling takes on the Trump administration’s unlawful detentions of pro-Palestine protesters.
Marco Rubio justified Khalil’s arrest using the same protest-related charges Columbia brought against him — but dismissed a day later.
The U.N. experts wrote blistering letters to five American universities about their crackdowns on Gaza protests.
Groups like the ADL and AIPAC’s charity arm received cash from Columbia over the past three years, as the school cracked down on student protests.
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