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A U.S. appeals court reinstated immigration detention for Columbia student Mahmoud Khalil, citing executive authority over release decisions.
U.S. A lower court's decision to free pro-Palestinian Columbia University activist Mahmoud Khalil was overturned by an appeals court, which found that the district court lacked the authority to do so.
In a 2-1 ruling, the Third Circuit panel affirmed the government's right to hold Khalil, who is facing deportation after his visa expired and is connected to activities that immigration authorities are investigating.
The decision emphasizes executive discretion in immigration matters by permitting the deportation process to proceed.
With the possibility of additional review by the Supreme Court or the entire appeals court, the case has garnered national attention regarding free speech, student activism, and judicial authority in immigration cases.
Un tribunal de apelaciones de Estados Unidos restableció la detención de inmigración para el estudiante de Columbia Mahmoud Khalil, citando la autoridad ejecutiva sobre las decisiones de liberación.