Legal Battle Highlights Immigration Policy Dispute Over Activist's Detention

The legal case of Mahmoud Khalil, a Palestinian activist and Columbia University student, is the latest flashpoint in U.S. immigration policy. Arrested by DHS agents for his activism, Khalil faces deportation amidst claims of his green card revocation, sparking widespread protests and legal debates over free speech and rights.

The courtroom drama surrounding the arrest of Palestinian activist and Columbia University student Mahmoud Khalil is unfolding, capturing a critical moment in the Trump administration's immigration policy. The federal court hearing will determine the future steps, with the U.S. government revealing its strategy shortly.

Describing Khalil as a 'Radical Foreign Pro-Hamas Student,' the U.S. President has emphasized his commitment to deporting foreign students associated with pro-Palestinian activities. Khalil's arrest has ignited protests and a legal uproar over the constitutional right to free speech.

This situation escalated when officials claimed Khalil's green card was revoked, despite no criminal charges against him. Legal experts assert that revocations typically require serious criminal convictions, highlighting the contentious nature of this immigration issue.

(With inputs from agencies.)