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The war needs to end
I do not believe in concept of thought police
There is mounting outrage in Israel over terrible images of one of the hostages having to dig his own grave looking incredibly gaunt
Antisemitism should not be used as a political football by elected officials from either side
You cannot keep people out of the United States because they are antisemitic racist sexist or express any other prejudices
When Mr Khalil was detained he needed due process
A senior State Department official testified student-visa holders are having their social media screened for criticism of Israel including current war in Gaza
He would not condemn Hamas in that same interview
Civil rights have been done for over 100 years in freedom of speech freedom of expression ability to protest without fear of political reprisal
You can protest actions of Israeli government things in Middle East without using violent rhetoric or justifying violence
Khalil said Antisemitism and any form of racism has no place on campus and in this movement
That law had been very rarely used at that point
Lots of groups do this do not use this kind of language or these tactics
Those students literally handed out Hamas literature
Material support for terrorism can carry a penalty of up to 20 years in prison
Mahmoud Khalil was initially detained under a law that says his actions were a foreign-policy threat and he can be deported
Students immediately reconstituted SJP chapter as CUAD
Mahmoud Khalil is married to an American
Supreme Court held in 2010 law applies only to actions performed in coordination with or at the direction of a foreign terrorist organization not to independent advocacy
On March 5 CUAD banned SJP chapter at Columbia for its behavior at Barnard Library in New York City