Judge Says Trump Can Deport Mahmoud Khalil
The judge gave Khalil’s attorneys “until April 23 to file relief applications.”
Immigration Judge Jamee Comans ruled that President Donald Trump’s administration met the burden to remove Mahmoud Khalil, 30.
As Professor Jacobson noted before, Khalil faces accusations of leading and helping to organize the numerous anti-Israel mobs on Columbia University’s campus.
You can read about the incidents under our Columbia University tag.
From Fox News:
“I would like to quote what you said last time that there’s nothing that’s more important to this court than due process rights and fundamental fairness,” Khalil told the court. “Clearly, what we witnessed today, neither of these principles were present today or in this whole process.
“This is exactly why the Trump administration has sent me to this court, 1,000 miles away from my family. I just hope that the urgency that you deemed fit for me are afforded to the hundreds of others who have been here without hearing for months.”
Khalil’s team of attorneys have until April 23 to file relief applications.
Professor Jacobson explained why Khalil’s situation is not a free speech issue.
The great professor also explained that there are rules when you come to America on a visa:
Because when you come here on a visa, and if you eventually obtain a green card, you’re not a citizen. You don’t have the full rights that we have as citizens. And you come here on the condition that you comply with the immigration laws and the immigration laws do allow to deport people, even if they have not committed a crime. If he made some of the statements he made as a US citizen, you either prosecute him or you leave him alone. But when you come here on a visa and then a green card, there are provisions in the immigration laws that allow for your removal.
So it’s not that you have no free speech rights, but you have rights that are subject to the immigration laws that do not apply to US citizens.
DHS attorneys claimed “Khalil misrepresented himself on his green card application.”
They accused him of not disclosing “his employment with the Syrian office in the British Embassy in Beirut” on purpose, working for the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestinian Refugees, and membership in Columbia University Apartheid Divest.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio justified Khalil’s removal by citing the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA) of 1952, which says an alien can be deported if the secretary “has reasonable ground to believe that the alien’s presence or activities in the United States would have potentially serious adverse foreign policy consequences for the United States.”
Rubio determined that Khalil’s activities and presence could cause consequences due to his participation “in antisemitic protests and disruptive activities, which forsters a hostile environment for Jewish students in the United States.”
BREAKING: A judge rules that the Trump administration can move forward with deportation efforts for Mahmoud Khalil. | @brooketaylortv @marthamaccallum pic.twitter.com/JmAGnd3RPu
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I have only one word: “Bye.”
You’re far too nice. I was thinking along the lines of GTFO.
Indeed but shouldn’t we be more concerned that one judge can “allow” the President to do anything including immigration policy?
I’m sure it helped Khalil that yesterday or the day before, his wife said that they would never give up the “Palestinian” cause here in the US. We all knew it, but she said it.
I recommend she apply for a green card (or whatever color it is) for her hubby’s home country so they can be together again.
Probably whatever she needs is green, the color of Hamas. Our “green cards” aren’t actually green.
I suspect she’ll be applying for a green headband once she returns to Gaza.
I believe his wife is reported to be a US Citizen.
So what? If she doesn’t want to break up her family , she can go with him. She doesn’t have.
To stay here.
I was attempting to point out that as a US Citizen she can say dumbass crap without risk of deportation but her non US Citizen husband is at risk of deportation as an Alien. Big difference between US Citizen and any category of Alien.
What is the worst place we can deport him to?
It’s about damned time.
Let’s start a count.
Number of incorruptible judges: 1
Number of corrupted judges: 799 +/ –
Well, hundreds of those corrupted judges were appointed by Trump, so OK!
Why so obsessively hateful all the time, without exception? Maybe you need a kitten or some really good weed.
I already have a beautiful white Persian cat, but if you have some really good weed, you can send it to me. I never thought of you as a drug dealer, but my bad.
If a cat can’t help you, then neither will weed. Keep never thinking.
About the only pussy you will see.
Shut up, you idiot.
You need to smoke the cat.
TDS is eating him from the inside out. He knows that Trump is more accomplished, smarter, wealthier, more popular. This eats at him.
JR got a hard on for Trump. If you keep taking your meds, you might be able to diddle yourself and blow that dust out of your pecker for non-use.
Well, at least I don’t diddle myself while looking at Trump. Not that there is anything wrong with that, you understand.
“Well, at least I don’t diddle myself while looking at Trump.”
Of course you don’t, Front-Hole.
That would require you to actually HAVE a dangling appendage.
I suspect that JR is underendowed in the pecker area.
I’ll ask Dylan Mulvaney. He and JR have a thing.
I read once where Mulvaney referred to JRs Johnson as a clitoris.
You sure are writing a lot about hard-ons (or is that hards-on?) in at least two threads.
Moron.
But, but Trump!1!!!11!
Sweet Sister Josephine!
good riddance to bad trash
Curious if the immigration court is an article II court or an article III court.
Article II administrative.
Of course he can, the guy’s not up citizen and his green card was withdrawn. He has no permission to be here
This thread won’t be complete until the pretend lawyer “explains” how Khalil has extra-constitutional rights.
He will be along shortly.
He and his new family will be SO happy together in Gaza!
Alternative headline: ‘Judge rules Trump can be chief executive to execute his constitutionally mandated chief executive duties.”
It’s all so tiresome…
What!?!?!!!!!!
Khalil is still here? He should have been gone the minute he walked out of the courtroom. And he can take his dentist with him.
Finally. Took the Judiciary long enough to reexamine those ‘Schoolhouse Rock’ vids to gain an a basic understanding of the Constitutional powers and duties of the three branches of gov’t.
Kick this vile and evil Islamofascist/Muslim supremacist/Muslim terrorist sympathizer out, and, follow-up with his comrades throughout the U.S.
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