Activist Mahmoud Khalil and his lawyer Marc Van Der Hout spoke during a panel with the General Union for Palestine Students on April 23 at San Francisco State University.  Khalil was the negotiator and spokesperson for the Pro-Palestinate encampment at Columbia University back in 2024. Born and raised in Syria, he was one of the first Palestinian activists that the Trump administration arrested and moved to deport despite his green card status. After three months in an immigration facility in Louisiana, a federal judge ruled that President Donald Trump could no longer detain or deport him.  The panel started with a short video of Khalil’s journey from the encampment to getting released from the ICE detention center, and now battling his legal case in different U.S. courts.  Khalil emphasized the continuation of resistance in any way possible as the government wants students to be fearful and hesitate.  🔗 Read the full story at link in bio. ✍️: Amin Faramarz (____.amin01.____) 📸:...