From Columbia University protests to political rhetoric in Paterson and law enforcement bias in Toronto, extremist anti-Israel activism is becoming mainstream.
The Trump administration and its defenders argue that he supported terrorism and thus violated the terms of his residency in the country.
Within Our Lifetime sought to disrupt Mayor Eric Adams's Iftar dinner, with the anti-Israel group claiming that it was a "sham" and "disgraceful photo-op."
The Jewish Federations of North America, which condemned last year’s anti-Israel campus protests, said it does not have a statement on the arrest.
The ideologically polarizing motivation that leaves some Jewish leaders wary of the administration’s crusade against antisemitism.
The issue of law enforcement action against the group's leadership cannot be separated from the actions and objectives of CUAD.
One more Jewish voice said Khalil should not be deported: Judge Jesse Furman of the Southern District of New York.
US District Court Judge Jesse Furman put a hold on the deportation "unless and until the Court orders otherwise."
Columbia works to restore funding after antisemitism-related cuts.
"As federal investigations target Columbia and other prestigious institutions for failing to protect Jewish students, universities are learning that tolerating antisemitism comes with a price.