A Columbia University student activist, Mahmoud Khalil, who holds a green card in the United States, is facing deportation by the federal government on allegations of potential adverse foreign policy consequences, withholding information about his affiliations, and distributing pro-Hamas propaganda. An immigration judge in Louisiana ordered the government to provide evidence justifying the deportation attempt within 24 hours. Khalil’s lawyers argue that the government has not presented any evidence to support their claims and that the basis for his removal is absurd and unconstitutional. White House press secretary has accused Khalil of disrupting campus classes, harassing Jewish American students, and supporting Hamas. Khalil is scheduled for a hearing on Friday to determine his deportation and possible release. His lawyers argue that the rushed judgment deprives him of due process. Khalil, who is expecting a child with his U.S. citizen wife, is facing uncertainty about being present for the birth of his child. His legal team will seek relief from removal if he is deemed deportable.
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