Mahmoud Khalil

She says she felt a powerful release from watching her and Claire's stories play out on stage and how relevant they are to today's students.

In October, pro-Israel protesters targeted a Boston venue over its plans to host Mahmoud Khalil's book event for No Land to Stand On on the Palestinian student's arrest by ICE in 2025, just a few miles from where a Turkish student was snatched off the street.

Power said of today's political climate on campuses, A lot of what's going on now doesn't surprise me.

I feel like I came of age understanding the world in this way.

They're going to want to make sure that we don't have a world that gives up due process and sends people to foreign countries and kicks them out for nonviolent crimes, rips people away from their kids.

I mean, how many people missed the birth of their firstborn children this year? Whether it's pro-Palestine supporters, whether it's Mahmoud Khalil, whether it's Abrego Garcia, and everyone in between.

I mean, enough is enough.

This isn't the America we wanted to live in.

mad deportations that ended up getting niggas who just had a differing political opinion.

We ran into Mahmoud Khalil.

Yes.

Oh my God.

It was like five or something.

Yeah, it was very early.

You ever been scooped up off like a campus or out your crib because you said some shit? no no that unfortunately just happened this um my homie mahmoud khalil because they need to figure out what the fuck's going on bro before i i get into this this is probably the most overt act of fascism that we've seen like from this administration from the last time trump was president from like any presidential administration i'm willing to bet He was the first

person that Trump and everybody tried to get the fuck up out of.

Congressman there.

Between his silence on the cases of Mahmoud Khalil and the other students targeted for criticizing Israel to Ryan signing the MAGA resolutions honoring Charlie Kirk and condemning socialism, I don't understand how he reflects the values of the WFP.

What do you say to that, listener?

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This piece was the second part of a two part publication that we did.

And the first part was about Mahmoud Khalil and his detention inside the facility.

And that got a lot of lawyers very upset.

And so I think that there, you know, there was an awareness that the administration could come down hard on us, that there were going to be lawyers that were going to be mad.