Columbia’s Mahmoud Khalil felt he was being kidnapped as detention unfolded, lawyers say
NEW YORK (AP) — Handcuffed and shackled, Mahmoud Khalil was rushed from New York to Louisiana last weekend in a manner that left the outspoken Columbia University graduate student feeling like he was being kidnapped, his lawyers wrote in an updated lawsuit seeking his immediate release.
Federal agents searched two student residences at Columbia University, its interim president said, a week after immigration ...
Department of Homeland Security agents searched two dorm rooms at Columbia University on Thursday night, the school said, a move that comes less than a week after the federal arrest of former grad ...
A government lawyer has asked a federal judge to move the legal fight over the detention of Mahmoud Khalil to either New Jersey or Louisiana. The request was made Wednesday during a hearing in New ...
The White House says the secretary of state can revoke the visa of Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil -- but experts tell ...
Police have arrested dozens of demonstrators from a Jewish group who filled the lobby of Trump Tower to denounce the ...
Secretary of State Marco Rubio knocked the notion that Mahmoud Khalil’s federal court case is about First Amendment rights ...
President Donald Trump's administration has urged a judge to dismiss Columbia University student Mahmoud Khalil's challenge to his immigration arrest, or alternatively move the case out of New York, ...
Mahmoud Khalil, a Palestinian born in Syria, is fighting deportation while being held in an ICE facility in Louisiana.
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