Mahmud Khalil, a student of Columbia University, who played a major role in protest against the Pro-P-Filistini campus, claiming $ 20 million (over € 17 million) on Thursday against the Trump administration, arguing that he was incorrectly imprisoned.
Khalil, a legal American resident, in March, vowed to deport foreign students involved in the Palestinian protest movement at the US College premises this year.
Hey, he was a hero in a stable Kanter in Louisiana for three months before his release in June, who ordered him to bail him.
“I hope it will serve as a preventive for the administration,” Khalil told the Reuters News Agency. “Trump clarified that he only understands the language of money.”
What does Khalil claim?
The claim alleges that Khalil was “malicious prosecution and misuse of the process, false arrests, false imprisonment and negligence of emotional crisis and deliberately victim,” Constitutional rightsWhich is supporting Columbia Bachelor.
The Center states that the Trump administration illegally arrested, planned to deport the detailed and Khalil, “Calculated to terrorize him and his family.”
It says that his mistress by US authorities “is causing severe emotional distribution, economic difficulty, loss to their reputation and their first amendment and significant loss of fifth modification rights.”
A spokesman for the Homeland Security Department called Khalil’s claim “absurd” and accused him of “hateful behavior and rhetoric”, which threatened Jewish students in the US.
Why Khalil was arrested?
Khalil was one of the students of the student, who was in the Gaza Strip protest against Israel.
The White House had said that there was a national security threat that was engaged in “Antisemitic activities” with its criticism from Israel.
The Trump administration has said that if he lives in the US, Khalil’s exile is appropriate due to “the coincidence of potentially severe serious foreign policy”.
What else did Khalil say?
Khalil, who is an Algerian citizen born in Syria, said the claim files on Thursday are “the first step towards accountability.”
“Nothing can restore 104 days stolen from me. Trauma, isolation from my wife, my first child was forced to remember,” Heer said.
Khalil said, “There should be accountability for political vengeance and misuse of power.”
Khalil said that he accepts on official apology and vows to prevent the arrest, detection or preventing the speech with exile instead of money.
Edited by: Louis Olofs
