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American Focus > Blog > Education > What’s Next for Mahmoud Khalil? A Fight to Keep His Case in New York.
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What’s Next for Mahmoud Khalil? A Fight to Keep His Case in New York.

Last updated: March 19, 2025 4:25 am
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The legal battle for Mahmoud Khalil, a recent Columbia University graduate who was arrested and transferred to Louisiana last week, has begun with a fight to keep his case in New York. While the focus has primarily been on the First Amendment concerns surrounding Mr. Khalil’s arrest, the venue of his case could have significant implications for not only him but also for others targeted for deportation by the White House.

The Trump administration has accused Mr. Khalil of supporting Hamas terrorists and spreading antisemitism during his involvement in pro-Palestinian demonstrations at Columbia. However, he has not been charged with any crime. Instead, Secretary of State Marco Rubio has invoked a little-known law to justify initiating deportation proceedings against Mr. Khalil, citing him as a threat to the country’s foreign policy objectives.

The law in question has not been thoroughly reviewed by an appeals court, leaving the constitutionality of its application in doubt. If Mr. Khalil’s case remains in Louisiana, it is likely to be heard by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit, known for its conservative leanings. This could have far-reaching implications for the interpretation and enforcement of immigration laws.

Legal experts have expressed concerns about the Fifth Circuit’s potential bias against immigrants and its tendency to side with the government in such cases. If the court rules against Mr. Khalil, he could appeal to the Supreme Court, although success is not guaranteed. Meanwhile, the government could continue revoking green cards using the same statute, leaving other detainees vulnerable.

On the other hand, if Mr. Khalil’s case were to be heard in New York, it would go to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, which is considered less partisan and includes more judges appointed by Democratic presidents. This could provide a more favorable legal environment for Mr. Khalil, who is seeking release and a return to New York to be with his family, especially as his wife is expecting a baby soon.

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Mr. Khalil’s lawyers have also sought to challenge the government’s policy of targeting noncitizens who express support for Palestinian rights or criticize Israel. They have petitioned the New York judge overseeing the case to prohibit such actions, highlighting the broader implications of Mr. Khalil’s situation on civil liberties and free speech.

The legal proceedings have been complex, with arguments over the appropriate venue for the case and allegations of government interference in filing legal petitions. Judge Furman, who is presiding over the case, is expected to make a ruling soon, with the potential for the case to be transferred to another jurisdiction if necessary.

As the legal battle unfolds, the outcome of Mr. Khalil’s case could have far-reaching consequences for the rights of immigrants and the limits of government authority in immigration matters. The fight to keep his case in New York is not just about his individual circumstances but also about upholding fundamental principles of justice and due process.

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