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Trump’s Attack on Free Speech Faces MAJOR Test in Mahmoud Khalil Case
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6:53Now PlayingPalestinian activist and legal U.S. resident Mahmoud Khalil was arrested by ICE agents in New York City, sparking a significant First Amendment debate. Khalil, a Columbia University graduate and leader in campus protests against the Gaza war, was detained under a seldom-used immigration law provision citing threats to U.S. foreign policy. Critics argue this action suppresses free speech and sets a concerning precedent for activists nationwide.
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