Shalom Mahmoud Khalil and Shalom Columbia University

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HTownAg98
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In reply to aggiehawg • 5:14p, 3/15/25
There may be groups willing to represent LPRs and illegal aliens, but you're not entitled to an attorney as of right. It's a civil proceeding.
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In reply to HTownAg98 • 5:22p, 3/15/25
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HTownAg98 said:
There may be groups willing to represent LPRs and illegal aliens, but you're not entitled to an attorney as of right. It's a civil proceeding.
Got it.
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6:09p, 3/17/25
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Dersh has a point. And as I predicted, goes back to that paperwork filed by Khalil for visas.

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7:36a, 3/18/25
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10:53a, 3/18/25

Is his wife naturalized?
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In reply to hoopla • 11:03a, 3/18/25
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No. She's a natural born citizen. Her parents came from Syria I think.
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In reply to nortex97 • 11:07a, 3/18/25
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nortex97 said:
No. She's a natural born citizen. Her parents came from Syria I think.
Modern day versions of this...

Edited to add: and deserve the same outcome.

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9:02p, 3/18/25
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8:11a, 3/19/25
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In reply to HTownAg98 • 8:16a, 3/19/25
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Meh, whatever. He figured out he had no jurisdiction and should have just sent it to Louisiana but no, wants to make another judge in NJ this time find they have none.
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Ellis Wyatt
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In reply to HTownAg98 • 8:21a, 3/19/25
HTownAg98 said:
More lawfare. Y'all should be ashamed for defending terrorists.
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In reply to Ellis Wyatt • 8:31a, 3/19/25
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That's the problem (well, one of them) with leftists. They are ashamed of nothing that achieves their goals.
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In reply to Slicer97 • 8:32a, 3/19/25
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That's the problem (well, one of them) with leftists. They are ashamed of nothing that achieves their goals.
Their goals do not include the betterment of America or Americans.
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In reply to HTownAg98 • 8:33a, 3/19/25
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The irony here is that DOJ attached a transcript of a habeas hearing before this same judge a few years back when the first thing he said to the petitioner's counsel was that he didn't have jurisdiction since the prisoner was in being held in another state. He asked counsel which way they preferred he rule, either dismiss the current habeas for lack of jurisdiction, or transfer the case to the appropriate jurisdiction?

So this judge knew from the get go he lacked jurisdiction for a habeas action. He's just being an A-hole.
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In reply to aggiehawg • 8:35a, 3/19/25
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So this judge knew from the get go he lacked jurisdiction for a habeas action. He's just being an A-hole.
Obstruction of the President and the American people. Lawfare. The ends justify the means.

Will a leftist speak up and condemn the complete lack of ethics on their side?
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In reply to nortex97 • 9:15a, 3/19/25
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Meh, whatever. He figured out he had no jurisdiction and should have just sent it to Louisiana but no, wants to make another judge in NJ this time find they have none.

Read the order. There's lots of case law backing up the claim that it should be held in New Jersey.
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In reply to HTownAg98 • 9:22a, 3/19/25
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Read the order. There's lots of case law backing up the claim that it should be held in New Jersey.
Is that really the point here? A judge with no jurisdiction enters an order.

Back in the wild west days of family law, it was common for child custody and child support hearings to be held in at the same time in multiple jurisdictions when one spouse would relocate to another state often with differing orders. Chaos until an act was passed saying jurisdiction was solely in a court wherein the child was located for six months or longer.

Why is it so hard with 19 attorneys for this guy to just refile the habeas in the proper jurisdiction?
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In reply to nortex97 • 9:35a, 3/19/25
everyone please notice that a week ago "his wife read a statement about his awful situation from Trump's dicatorship."

this was "his wife"






This is actually the terrorists REAL "wife"



everything that comes out of "Palestine" is a lie!

Everything!
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In reply to aggiehawg • 9:53a, 3/19/25
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Read the order. There's lots of case law backing up the claim that it should be held in New Jersey.
Is that really the point here? A judge with no jurisdiction enters an order.

Back in the wild west days of family law, it was common for child custody and child support hearings to be held in at the same time in multiple jurisdictions when one spouse would relocate to another state often with differing orders. Chaos until an act was passed saying jurisdiction was solely in a court wherein the child was located for six months or longer.

Why is it so hard with 19 attorneys for this guy to just refile the habeas in the proper jurisdiction?
Because that would create additional delays, which the government doesn't want, as noted in their filings. If you read the order, there's plenty of case law that says the case is tried where the person resides or where the case could have been heard at the time of filing.
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In reply to HTownAg98 • 10:39a, 3/19/25
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HTownAg98 said:
nortex97 said:
Meh, whatever. He figured out he had no jurisdiction and should have just sent it to Louisiana but no, wants to make another judge in NJ this time find they have none.

Read the order. There's lots of case law backing up the claim that it should be held in New Jersey.


Maybe Trump is noting which judges are crooked and giving them rope.
The left cannot kill the Spirit of Charlie Kirk.
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In reply to techno-ag • 11:31a, 3/19/25
A crooked judge would have kept the case. This one determined they didn't have jurisdiction and transferred it.
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In reply to HTownAg98 • 11:41a, 3/19/25
HTownAg98 said:
A crooked judge would have kept the case. This one determined they didn't have jurisdiction and transferred it.
An ethical judge would have punted immediately for lack of jurisdiction instead of tying the government up in court and obstructing the Executive's ability to do his job.
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In reply to Ellis Wyatt • 12:06p, 3/19/25
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Ellis Wyatt said:
HTownAg98 said:
A crooked judge would have kept the case. This one determined they didn't have jurisdiction and transferred it.
An ethical judge would have punted immediately for lack of jurisdiction instead of tying the government up in court and obstructing the Executive's ability to do his job.
As this very judge has done in the past. Such incredible hypocrisy and lack of honesty.
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In reply to HTownAg98 • 12:13p, 3/19/25
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HTownAg98 said:
A crooked judge would have kept the case. This one determined they didn't have jurisdiction and transferred it.


Day late. Dollar short.
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In reply to captkirk • 12:23p, 3/19/25
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If you read the opinion his bias is quite clear.
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In reply to aggiehawg • 1:06p, 3/19/25
aggiehawg said:
Ellis Wyatt said:
HTownAg98 said:
A crooked judge would have kept the case. This one determined they didn't have jurisdiction and transferred it.
An ethical judge would have punted immediately for lack of jurisdiction instead of tying the government up in court and obstructing the Executive's ability to do his job.
As this very judge has done in the past. Such incredible hypocrisy and lack of honesty.

Except only the government knew where Khalil was at the time of filing. That fact had to come out later in the filings.
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6:12a, 3/21/25
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Quasi-related update: postdoctoral Hamas-connected 'student' at Georgetown arrested, already in Alexandria, LA as well.
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Badar Khan Suri, who was "studying and teaching on a student visa," was reportedly arrested by DHS agents outside of his home in Virginia on Monday evening, according to a lawsuit filed by Khan's lawyer, Hassan Ahmad, Politico reported.
While Ahmad argues in the filing that "Suri is being punished because of the Palestinian heritage of his wife," who is an American citizen, Tricia McLaughlin, a spokeswoman for DHS claimed that Suri "has close connections to a known or suspected terrorist, who is a senior advisor to Hamas."
"Suri was a foreign exchange student at Georgetown University actively spreading Hamas propaganda and promoting antisemitism on social media," McLaughlin wrote in a post on X. "Suri has close connections to a known or suspect terrorist, who is a senior advisor to Hamas. The Secretary of State issued a determination on March 15, 2025 that Suri's activities and presence in the United States rendered him deportable under INA section 237(a)(4)(C)(i)."
Suri's faculty page for Georgetown University lists him as being a "Postdoctoral Associate."
"Dr. Badar Khan Suri is a Postdoctoral Fellow at the Alwaleed Bin Talal Center for Muslim-Christian Understanding at the Edmund A. Walsh School of Foreign Service, Georgetown University, Washington, D.C.," his faculty page says.


Good. More please. Do your 'studies' in Bombay, or Gaza, just not here.

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3:08p, 3/21/25
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Going after the actual Qatari funders of this nonsense is a big deal, if true.

Shalom, Qatar 'emirs.' Oh, and protect yourselves from Iran.
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In reply to nortex97 • 5:28a, 3/22/25
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Not surprising. Georgetown is the oldest US Jesuit marxist training ground.
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In reply to bobbranco • 6:39a, 3/22/25
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Agreed. Another Hamas thug arrested for deportation as Columbia continues to face it's well-justified backlash.

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Students who had once dreamed of an acceptance letter to the once- prestigious Ivy League university are now rethinking that, if not discarding the idea entirely.

It's not only the continued and dangerous chaos on campus putting them off - it's the fallout that's beginning to manifest if they were to leave with a very expensive Columbia sheepskin. Where once upon a time, it was the entree to career worlds not normally open to your average community college graduate, now they are faced with balancing their dream against a hard reality.

Some formerly discriminating employers who selected from the cream of only the Ivy Leagues, like Columbia, are candid about backing away.
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Some business owners are expressing opposition to hiring alumni from Columbia University amid ongoing pro-Palestinian protests at the Ivy League school in New York City.

In a post to X, formerly Twitter, Tom McClellan, the editor of The McClellan Market Report said that he will no longer be hiring "any recent graduate of Columbia, because that school is so tainted.
"And I furthermore will not hire any older graduates either, because it has become evident that the academic rot is so deeply ingrained as to taint others who have come through that institution in the past several years," McClellan wrote.
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Families pay this firm as much as $120K over the years to get their kids into the best schools.
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...One student, 17, who has been using Mr Rim's services for four years said he was "excited" to attend Columbia after he received an early decision in December. Students who are accepted early must rescind all other applications as part of their agreement to attend the college.
His elder brother did not apply to Columbia last year because of the protests and was accepted into Yale and Princeton.
As Columbia only has a 3.9% acceptance rate, competition is - or was - fierce, and I suppose families felt they had to do what they could do to guarantee the best for their children.

Right now, an undergrad year at Columbia with tuition, fees, books, room, and board sets you back a shade over $93K.

That Columbia no longer meets that 'the best' metric for this demographic should be concerning to the university.

There's another metric which may be playing in parents' decisions in light of the deportations of student agitators. There are 35K students in the entire Columbia student body and 40% of them are foreigners.
You'd have to be a card-carrying communist lunatic to pay to send your kid there, imho.
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7:07a, 3/22/25
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And another one:


What a lovely guy. Was pursuing a PhD at Cornell.

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10:07a, 3/22/25
So amazing that there are so many of these scum in our country and we literally have done NOTHING to remove them. Let them protest all they want….on their own dimes….in some other country.
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6:08a, 3/23/25
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LOL.

I support the Lebanese columnist's point. She should move to Iran.

You've got to go back:
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1:46p, 3/24/25
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Non-disclosure=you go home now.

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The Trump administration reportedly says Mahmoud Khalil, the Columbia University graduate who helped lead pro-Palestinian protests while enrolled in the Ivy League school last spring, was deported because he didn't full disclose information about several organizations to which he was connected.

The federal government in a court filing Sunday alleged Khalil didn't disclose that he was a member of the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East nor that he worked for the Syria office of the British Embassy in Beirut, according to CNN.

The news outlet did not report which federal agency made the claim.

Israel has accused UNRWA of having some of its staff working with Hamas terrorists to carry out the Oct. 7 attack in 2023 that resulted in 1,200 people being killed.
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In reply to nortex97 • 3:55p, 3/24/25
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The left cannot kill the Spirit of Charlie Kirk.
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