Columbia’s Mahmoud Khalil felt he was being kidnapped as detention unfolded, lawyers say
NEW YORK (AP) — Handcuffed and shackled, Mahmoud Khalil was rushed from New York to Louisiana last weekend in a manner that left the outspoken Columbia University graduate student feeling like he was being kidnapped, his lawyers wrote in an updated lawsuit seeking his immediate release.
Columbia, Trump administration and Federal Funding
The Trump administration sent a letter to Columbia on Thursday demanding that the university make dramatic changes in student ...
Corey Hinz of Stuyvesant was sentenced to six years in state prison after pleading to a single county of residential burglary ...
An eight-story, 280-unit apartment complex on a plot of land including Columbia's No Name Deli was given initial approval by ...
Economic data largely moved sideways in February, but the threat of tariffs on major U.S. trading partners injected new ...
The $2.13 million grant award was intended to improve access to jobs, transportation, education and more along The Loop.
The official US letter comes after Trump's administration canceled grants and contracts totaling $400 million to Columbia ...
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The Trump Administration is trying to deport, Mahmoud Khalil Khalil, a Columbia University graduate student, over his role in ...
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