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Mahmoud Khalil's green card revoked after he participated in pro-Palestinian protests

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Mahmoud Khalil is a Columbia University graduate student who served as a campus activist spokesperson during pro-Palestinian demonstrations.

An immigration judge is set to rule Friday whether the government can continue detaining him during immigration proceedings.

A one -and-a-half-page memo produced by Secretary of State Marco Rubio cites a 1952 immigration law provision that empowers the secretary of state to “personally determine” whether he should have remained in the country.

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