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In an article in The Forward, a Jewish media outlet, a pro-Israel activist alleged that some members of Columbia’s Board of Trustees had reported Khalil to the federal government before his arrest.
Wall Street Journal |
Columbia University student Mahmoud Khalil is being held in an immigration detention facility in Louisiana more than a thousand miles away from where the 30-year-old was arrested in New York in early ...
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Khalil’s wife Noor Abdalla, an American citizen who is eight months pregnant, called the decision an “important step towards securing Mahmoud’s freedom,” adding that “there is still a lot more to be ...
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