Columbia student Mohsin Mahdavi says he was trapped by ice agents, but it was not surprising; ‘Who will be next?’

Columbia Students of Palestinian origin Mohsin MahdaviWho was arrested by ice agents when he went to interview his citizenship, he said he knew that he was trapped for arrest and it was not surprising at all. After his recent release, he wrote for The New York Times that he probably got rid of custody first.
Mahdvi said that he was arrested after signing a citizenship document, stating that he was ready to take oath of allegiance.
“This trap was not completely surprised to me. After other arrests of the students, it came to exercise my right to the tireless murder of Israel and free speech for destruction in Gaza.
“Despite spending 16 nights in the gel cell, I did not lose hope in the imperative of justice and the principles of democracy. I wanted to become a citizen of this country because I believe in principles that say this,” he wrote.
“The US government has accused me of reducing the US foreign policy, an absurd excuse for exile for political speech that the Trump administration dislikes. The government is scratching the lower part of the barrel in its efforts to smear me. My only” crime “and to know that I am preparing to learn. Through Palestinians and Israelisip and recurrent judicial justice.”
“I was born a third generation of refuge at an al-Fara camp at West Bank under the apostle system of Israel. When I was 8 years old, I buried my brother, when he died a few years after an Israeli military siege. When I was 11 years old, I was 11, the soldier killed my best childhood friend,” Mahdvi wrote about my personal tragic friends.