Cornell University student who targeted by Trump leaves the United States

A postgraduate study, who canceled the US visa due to protest against Israel, has chose to leave us instead of deporting us.

Momodou Taal, a common citizen of the United Kingdom and Gambia, was revoked due to the protest activities on campus because the Israeli-Gaza war was held last year.

Mr. Taal sued previously to block the deportation, but in the X. was in the X where he chose to choose the country in X on the X “free and high”. Comes after rejecting the request to postpone the deportation of the judge.

The Trump Office decreases on international students actively participating in the protest of Israel in university campuses.

Mr. Taal is the second international student to leave the United States after the target of the US Department of Homeland Security. Trump leadership defines these work as “self-deportation.”

“If we take into account that we have seen in the United States, I believed that the courts would guarantee a favorable decision, my ability to express my faith,” he said, “said Monday

“I lost my faith that I could walk the streets without missing these options. I decided to leave my terms.”

Mr. Taal was suspended twice by Cornell, the Ivy League school in New York due to protest activities. The day Hamas attacked against Israel in 2023, “Izzlar the resistance.”

“We resisted the armed for the sea from the river in Palestine,” he later informed about the crowd of protesters Corn daily sun the newspaper.

At least 300 university students have been canceled due to the participation of the Palestinian protest.

Trump officials said that the immigration and national law of the national law allows the United States to deport the controversial citizens of “foreign policy and national security interests”.

Arrests are part of the Trump’s collateral to fight as the management is classified as an anti-Semiticism in January in January.

The critics have been reduced to deportations such as free speech violations.

Another student who chooses to escape from the United States, Indian scientist Ranjani Srinivasan, said he wanted to clean the name CNN.

“I’m not a terrorist syllabian,” I said, “I am only a random student.”

He added that last year hopes to re-register at Columbia University, which is epicenter of the student’s protest, and completes the doctoral program.