Mahmoud Khalil Criticizes ICE and Columbia Amidst Protest Return
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Mahmoud Khalil, a former Columbia student and pro-Palestinian protest leader, was detained for 104 days by US immigration authorities, accused without evidence of supporting Hamas and inciting antisemitism, but was recently released on bail. He describes his detention as kidnapping and highlights the political motives behind his arrest, emphasizing his fight to stay with his family and defend free speech against government retaliation.
- 'They wanted to separate me from my family': Mahmoud Khalil speaks after ICE release NPR
- Mahmoud Khalil describes ICE detention, decries Columbia 'hypocrisy' NBC News
- ‘It Felt Like Kidnapping,’ Khalil Says in First Interview Since Release The New York Times
- Newly released Mahmoud Khalil spotted back at anti-Israel protest at Columbia University Fox News
- Freed Activist Mahmoud Khalil Slams Columbia University for Silence on His Arrest Haaretz
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