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    Mahmoud Khalil vows to resume pro-Palestinian activism after release from US jail

    The Daily FuseBy The Daily FuseJune 21, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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    NEWARK: Mahmoud Khalil vowed to renew his pro-Palestinian activism as he returned to New York a day after he was launched on bail from a jail for immigrants, whilst US President Donald Trump’s administration mentioned it would proceed its efforts to deport the latest Columbia College graduate.

    He arrived at Newark Liberty Worldwide Airport in New Jersey on Saturday afternoon to cheers and ululations from associates and supporters. Khalil, 30, was reunited along with his spouse, a US citizen, and greeted on the airport by US Consultant Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, a Democrat from New York.

    “Not provided that they threaten me with detention, even when they might kill me, I’d nonetheless converse up for Palestine once more,” Khalil mentioned, holding a bouquet of flowers. “I simply need to return and simply proceed the work that I used to be already doing, advocating for Palestinian rights, speech that ought to truly be celebrated slightly than punished”.

    Khalil, who just lately graduated from Columbia College in Manhattan, was a distinguished determine within the pro-Palestinian and anti-Israel pupil protest motion that swept campuses final 12 months. Federal immigration brokers arrested him within the foyer of his Columbia condo constructing on March 8, making him the primary goal of Trump’s effort to deport international students with pro-Palestinian or anti-Israel views. 



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