Judge allows for deportation of Colombia’s graduate Mahmoud Khalila

Judge US Trust Government Can deport Mahmoud Khalil, a graduate of the University of Colombia, arrested last month by immigration staff.

Mr. Khalil was held in a detention center in Louisiana since March 8, when US immigration officers told him that he had been deported to participate in protests on the campus against the gas war.

The professional activist is a permanent lawful resident of the United States and is not accused of crime. The government seeks to remove it in accordance with the immigration law on the Cold War.

In a letter written from the object, Mr. Khalil stated that his “arrest was a direct consequence” to advocate Palestine.

The judge said the Trump administration is allowed to move forward, trying to deport Mr. Khalil because he creates “unfavorable foreign politicians” for the US, is “truly intelligent”.

The judge gave the lawyers to the lawyers to appeal the deportation to Algeria or Syria until April 23.

“I would like to quote what you said for the last time that there is nothing important for this court than the proper rights and basic justice,” Mr. Khalil said in court.

“Obviously, we witnessed today, none of these principles was present today and in the whole process,” he said. “That is why Trump administration sent me to this court, 1000 miles from my family.”