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Live from NPR news in Washington, I'm Jack Spear. A Louisiana immigration judge says

Columbia University activist, Mahmoud Khalil, can be deported based on the federal government's

contention. He poses a national security risk.

The judge saying she does not have the legal authority to challenge the Secretary of State's

determination.

Zendipar's Adrian Florido reports that, despite the fact that the government never really backed up

its claims, remarks by Khalil were anti-Semitic.

Kahl's lawyer, Mark Vanderhut, said in court today that the accusation that Khalil is

anti-Semitic is baseless. He said the government provided no further explanation about how

Marco Rubio decided that Khalil's protest activity was anti-Semitic. He said Kalil's protests were not

against Jews. In fact, he often spoke about the importance of having Jews in the movement for

Palestinian rights. He asked the judge to allow Jews in the movement for Palestinian rights.

He asked the judge to allow him to question Rubio in court.

The judge Jamie Komen rejected that request.

The termination came after a two-hour hearing at an immigration center in Louisiana.

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