An immigration judge ordered that a pre-Filistini worker at Columbia University, Mahmud Khalil be sent to Algeria or Syria for not disclosing some information on his green card application.
“The court further found that the defendant understood the results and a clear disclosure of its affiliation could lead to additional line and final denial of its application for conditional permanent residence. Another misunderstanding by another, which results to the defendant,” said the Immigration Judge Jamsa Commons. Order,
Commons said, “Rather, the court found that the defendant incorrectly presented the physical facts (s) for the sole purpose to bypassing the immigration process and reduce the possibility.” “This court cannot take such action by providing a discretionary exemption and to do so, will encourage future applicants to gamble the facts that physically present the wrongly and then demand a discount if it is somehow discovered by the US government.”
The Hill has reached the Homeland Security Department for comment.
Khalil, a former graduate student at Columbia University, said in a statement, “It is no surprise that the Trump administration retaliates against me for my practice of my free speech. The Kangaroo immigration through the court, his latest attempt, once again highlights its true colors.” Multiple news Shops,
Khalil’s legal team said that it would challenge the latest decision by Commons by appealing to the federal judge Michael Farbiarz, the federal judge of New Jersey.
Farbiarz ruled in June that a green card holder Khalil, who was first detained as part of President Trump’s immigration crack in March, BE IssuedAs part of the release, Khalil, who was born in Syria and Palestinian, had to surrender his passport and travel documents.
Commons’ decision came on 12 September. Khalil’s legal team said that they have 30 days from the decision of the Commons, who appeal to the board of immigration appeal.
“In the light of the above, and the statements that targeted the petitioner in the name of vengeance and exile by the President and several senior US government officials, the lined lawyer has enough reason to expect that the BIA process – and a confirmation of IJ’s determination – said a confirmation of the determination of the IJ – said the Attorney of Khalil.
In addition to the case in New Jersey, Khalil has a pending case in Philadelphia.
After being detained in March, his presence alleges that the US had a threat to foreign policy, Khalil was in a detention facility in Louisiana for more than three months. During that period, Khalil missed the birth of his first child.
