ex-Columbia Student who knew Mahmoud Khalil jumps on stream
March 29, 2025
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as posted by the channelColumbia University has been at the center of various controversies recently - from allegations of antisemitism towards Jewish students on campus over the past year, to protests taking over the campus. Now, with the Trump administration in power, Columbia University is under the spotlight again - with a student of theirs, Mahmoud Khalil, who was an active member in their campus's chapter of SJP (Students for Justice in Palestine), being detained and held by the government. The Trump administration has made it clear that they are going to try and deport anyone who they find has expressed opinions and taken part in protests that they view as "a threat to national security". The question is, how has Mahmoud Khalil, a student taking part in protests on Columbia University's campus, threatened national security?
In this stream, a viewer, and ex-student of Columbia University calls in - they knew Mahmoud Khalil. They talk about their experiences on campus since October 7th, their part in protests, what they knew of Mahmoud Khalil, and their interactions with him.
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