A federal judge in New Jersey spent on Wednesday that the Trump administration’s efforts to deport the pro -Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil on the basis of foreign policy is probably unconstitutional, but he did not stop being released from detention.
In a lengthy matter, American boycott judge Michael Varbarars said Khalil “is likely to succeed” in his claim that the administration’s design is that it represents a threat to American foreign policy is “mysterious, unconstitutional”.
Farbaraz said that the ruling, which is rarely used in the immigration law, which the government cited by the detention of Khalil “is unconstitutional as applied to Khalil, and added that Foreign Minister Marco Rubio” did not specify positively “that Khalil’s behavior had any impact on American relations with another country.
Farabaraz said that the deportation of Khalil under the ruling would be “unprecedented.”
“The provincial court has already known what we have already known: the weapon of Minister Rubio for the Immigration Law will be to punish Mahmoud and others, who is unconstitutional,” the Khalil legal team said in a statement.
They added that his continuous detention is a “insult to justice” and pledged to continue the fighting for his freedom.
Justice and state departments immediately did not respond to suspension requests on Wednesday night.
The referee is the first time that the Federal judge has burdened the constitutionality of the Trump administration to provide immigration.
Farbiarz ordered the Khalil legal team to provide additional information while his request to release Khalil and prevent the administration from calling the law against other employees who spoke to support Gaza or were criticizing Israel during the case.
However, Farbaraz said, Khalil’s lawyers did not provide a “great argument” against the government’s allegations that Khalil had blocking information from his permanent residency request. Farapiers said that his lawyer is allowed to address the case in subsequent deposits.
Khalil, a permanent resident of the United States, was arrested in the apartment of Columbia University in March as part of President Donald Trump’s campaign against foreign students who claim to be a threat to US foreign policy.
After his arrest in New York, Khalil was briefly transferred to a facility in New Jersey and then transferred to an enforcement facility and customs in Gina, Louisiana, where he is currently being held.
“It is an honor for me to be granted a visa to live and study in the United States of America. When you defend violence and terrorism, the privilege must be canceled, and it should not be in this country,” said the Assistant Minister of Internal Security, Tricia McLeulin, said in a statement on Wednesday night.
Khalil’s lawyers provided evidence of reprimanding allegations of anti -Semitism, and denied that he had provided support for Hamas or any other terrorist organization.
In recent weeks of the government, many federal judges have ordered the release of other supporters of the Palestinians, including Mohsen Mahdawi, Romisa Ozturk and Batar Khan Suri, from detention of immigration while fighting the administration’s efforts to deport them.
