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US Releases Palestinian Student From Custody After Citizenship Interview Detention
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Mohsen Mahdawi, a 34-year-old Palestinian student, has been a legal permanent resident of the US for 10 years. He was arrested by US immigration authorities earlier this month, while attending an interview to become a US citizen. Mahdawi has been a vocal supporter of the Palestinian cause, having led protests against Israel's war in Gaza.
Mahdawi has presented sufficient evidence that his speech was protected under the First Amendment.
Even if he were a firebrand, his conduct is protected by the First Amendment.
Mohsen has committed no crime, and the government's only supposed justification for holding him in prison is the content of his speech.
I'm staying positive by reassuring myself in the ability of justice and the deep belief of democracy.
Never give up on the idea that justice will prevail.
If there is no fear. What is it replaced with? Love, love is our way.
To my people in Palestine: I feel your pain, I see your suffering, and I see freedom, and it is very soon.
What did they do to me? They arrested me. What's the reason? Because I raised my voice and I said no to war, yes to peace.
Pro-Palestinian Movements in the Ivy League
- Ben and Jerry's Co-Founder Detained for Participating in Senate Protest Over Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
- Dozens of pro-Palestinian protesters arrested after Columbia calls in police
- US Immigration Authorities Block Palestinian Activist from Attending Son's Birth
sources
perspectives
countries
organizations
- 1.Columbia University
- 2.American Civil Liberties Union
- 3.Hamas
- 4.Harvard University
- 5.Tufts University
- 6.US State Department
- 7.US Supreme Court
persons
- 1.Donald Trump
- 2.Mohsen Mahdawi
- 3.Geoffrey Crawford
- 4.Mahmoud Khalil
- 5.Marco Rubio
- 6.Jamil Sbitan
- 7.Katherine Franke
- 8.Rumeysa Ozturk