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The decision of the Trump Administration to arrest the immigration authorities Mahmoud Khalil – Vocal critic of the Israel War in Gaza – for the alleged support of Hamas, the attack was attacked by American union civil liberties.

Khalil, Ko grew up in a Palestinian refugee camp Syria served as the main negotiator for Gaza solidarity campaigns at Columbia University last year, mediation between protesters and university administrators.

Khalil, he was allegedly detained permanent American with a green carton in his apartment building Columbia in Manhattan in front of his wife, American citizen who is eight months of pregnant woman, on Saturday night.

The Trump Administration did not say that Khalil was charged with a crime or charged with a crime, but Trump wrote that his presence in the United States was “contrary to national and foreign policy interests”. The US president said Khalil’s arrest “first arrest of many who come”.

The Homeland Insurance Department accused the former student “leading activities in aligned in Hamas”, but did not give details.

“This arrest is unseen, illegal and non-American,” said Ben Waviner, director of speech and technological project and the technological civilian alliance.

“The Federal Government claims that the authority of deporters in the USA and revokes its green cards for advocating the position. To be clear: the first amendment protects everything in the United States. Government is obvious to intimidate and cool speeches on one side of the public hearing.”

This morning, the Federal Judge in New York ordered that Khalil was not deported and placed the court for the court on Wednesday.

The Department of Education Monday was sent to American universities, including Harvard, Columbia, Yale and the University of California School, warning them in federal financing, unless they deal with anti-Semitism on campus.