Israeli activist Khalil calls on immigration arrest ‘abduction’

Mahmoud Khalil, an anti-Israeli activist, said that the immigration detention center was “theft” in his first interview since released.

“I know all your ‘rights’ and I know I read and get acquainted with” Khalil ” Told the New York Times In an article published on Sunday. “In such cases, there is no right.”

“This man felt like the theft,” he said.

Khalil, a Polumbia University graduate student, was pledged from the center of an immigration investigation on Friday to order by The US District Judge Michael Farbiarz said that a legalized resident of a legalized legal United States, which is not charged with violent crimes or a legalized flight, he said.

Newly broadcast Mahmud Khalil, Columbia University revised Israel to Anti-Israeli protest

In March, Israel was arrested in the town of Israel in Columbia and Anti-Israeli activity in Khalil Columbia Immigration dominated Saying that the protests of the campus did not align the US foreign policy interests, the Secretary of State can be removed from the country in accordance with the memory of Rubio.

The Department of Homeland Security also said that Khalil was purposefully detected Applying for the US Permanent Resident, Beirut said he was working with the Syrian office in the British embassy in Beirut.

Khalil said the New York Times, Isael’s protests were not “anti-Semitic”.

“I didn’t do anything anti-Semitic,” Khalil said. “I literally defended the true sense of a word in the right of my people. I and I defended the education fee in which other students were not in favor of investing in weapons.”

He said he did not think that their efforts would be protested.

The judge will be released in exchange for Mahmoud Khalil, who called Israeli against Israeli

“I came here with a clear understanding of freedom of expression,” he said. “Even when it comes to Palestine. I have never had any concerns for Palestine, in fact, keeping me in prison.”

There is Rubio Defended Trump management ‘Khalil’s eclipse, if someone applies to a visa to the United States and increases anti-Semitic activities, visas will be rejected or canceled.

“It was very ironic. I laughed as if I did,” I did it, “I did it,” I did it as a foreign policy threat to the United States, like the US-Israeli relations. “

He told the New York Times that he calculates the money in America.

“If you have money, there is a rule of law,” he said. “If you continue a very narrow definition of an American value of this management, you can get the rule of law. Otherwise, you should fight your necessary process and rights and rights and rights and rights and rights and rights and rights and rights.”

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Fox News’ Brie Stimson contributed to this report.