Newark: A Palestinian worker who was detained for more than three months, pushed his baby son’s stroller with one hand and welcomed us on Saturday, in which the house was welcomed on Saturday by supporters, including US Rape Alexandria Okasio-Kortez. Mahmud Khalil congratulated friends and spoke briefly to reporters at New Jersey’s Newark International Airport, a day after leaving a federal immigration facility in Louisiana. A former graduate student at Columbia University and symbol of President Donald Trump’s clampdown against the campus, vowed to continue opposing Israel and war in Gaza. “The US government is funding this massacre, and the University of Columbia is investing in this massacre,” he said. “That’s why I will continue to protest with each one of you. Not only if they threaten me with custody. Even if they kill me, I will still speak for Palestine.” After joining the Khalil at the airport, Ocasio-Cortez said his detention violated the first amendment and “a struggle for every American”. He said, “He has been accused, badly, horrific allegations simply because the Trump administration and our overall establishment disagree with his political speech,” he said. “The Trump administration knows that they are losing a legal battle,” said Okasio-Coortage. “They are violating the law, and they know that they are violating the law.” 30 -year -old legal resident Khalil, whose wife gave birth during his 104 days of custody, said he would also speak for the migrants who had left behind in the custody center. “Whether you are a citizen, an immigrant, anyone in this land, you are not illegal. This does not make you less than a human, “he said. Khalil was not accused of breaking any law during the protests in Colombia. However, the administration has stated that the nonsuctions participating in such demonstrations should be expelled from the country that it is considered an antisematic and “pro-Hamas” to express views, which mentioned the Palestinian terrorist group who attacked Israel on 7 October, 2023. Khalil was said to Khalil to American District Judge Michael Farbiarz that it would be “highly, highly unusual” for the government to continue to take a legal resident into custody, which was unlikely to run away and was not accused of any violence. The government on Friday evening filed a notice that it was appealing to Khalil’s release.
