The Trump administration acknowledges the arrest of a Palestinian activist without an arrest warrant
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& nbsp; US President Donald Trump’s administration approved that the Customs and Immigration Administration arrested Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil despite the absence of an arrest warrant against him. Which was arrested because of his leadership in support of Palestine. The file stated that officials introduced themselves to Khalil and his wife, Nour Abdullah, and the couple showed documents proving their residence. Later on, officials asked Khalil & quot; Cooperation & quot; While checking his identity, he refused this and informed them of his intention to leave the place. The file indicated that the officials & quot; they believed that it might flee the country and that his arrest is necessary & quot; and for this they arrested the Palestinian activist without & quot; arrest warrant & quot;. He pointed out that they first transferred the Palestinian activist to the Office of the Immigration and Customs Department in New York, where they informed him of the arrest order. For its part, the American Civil Liberties Federation said in a statement that the allegations that Khalil & quot “rejected cooperation and plans to escape & quot; False, and the videos and lecturers related to the accident are contradicted with what was stated in the file. As for the lawyer of Khalil, Mark van der Hot, he explained that US officials informed Khalil during the accident that there was an arrest warrant against him, but they discovered through the file that the government later submitted that this matter did not actually happen. Van der Hot said that they were shocked by the government’s statement, and added: & quot; On March 8, US authorities arrested Mahmoud Khalil, who led solidarity protests at the University of Colombia last year, to condemn the genocide committed by Israel in the Gaza Strip. As of March, the United States canceled visas and the legal status of more than a thousand students, and many students filed lawsuits against the Trump administration because of the cancellation of their visas, and has been issued temporary orders to restore the legal status of a few students. The protests supporting Palestine, which started at the University of Colombia, spread to more than 50 universities in the country, and the police detained more than 3100 people, most of them students and members of the Training Authority. & Nbsp;
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