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A well-known activist who played a major role in university protests last year is now in federal custody.

U.S. immigration agents arrested Mahmoud Khalil, and his lawyer says the U.S. State Department

revoked his student visa and green card. He's a Palestinian graduate student who led anti-Israel

protests at Columbia University, though he calls them anti-war protests. The Trump administration

has said protesters glorified Hamas, and since Hamas is a terrorist organization, they've

forfeited their rights to

stay in the U.S. While Khalil's supporters say the administration is unfairly cracking down on

political speech. So far, no word what charges Khalil might be facing. A petition, though, calling

for his immediate release has been signed by hundreds of thousands of people. Meanwhile,

the administration is apparently reviewing tens of thousands of foreign national

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