Khalil gets his own thread

[Horace]

It's not worth the kerfuffle to try to get rid of him, but obviously I can think of better things to worry about than non-citizen residents FAFOing with anti-government protests.

[jon-nyc]

Yeah. Seems like they’d be better off deporting actual law breakers and not make any new 1A martyrs.

[xenon]

So, technically - if someone was pro hamas on this forum (as a green card holder), they’d be about as guilty as this guy?

Is there more to it? Did he break other laws? I haven’t really followed this.

[jon-nyc]

They’re not accusing him of breaking any laws.

[jon-nyc]

Read the FIRE piece I linked

[Jolly]

Adios, Khalil.

https://www.npr.org/2025/04/11/nx-s1-5361208/mahmoud-khalil-deported-judge-rubio-antisemitism-immigration-court

[Jolly]

I have thought of a compromise...We'll let him stay in the country, but he's under house arrest for 60 months, confined to a 15 mile circle around Jena.

Pineywoods rednecks, oilfield workers, loggers and farmers.

He'll fit right in.

[jon-nyc]

He ain’t going anywhere anytime soon. He’ll have some appeals.

The judge is right in that as the law is written it’s fine. The real question is the constitutionality of the law itself.

[Jolly]

They can appeal to the Board of Immigration. They can also file for asylum.

The second is a nonstarter. Don't know about the first.

[jon-nyc]

You can appeal the law itself.

A lower court once found it unconstitutional but since it was a lower court it didn’t set precedent. Judge was Trump’s sister.