the pro-palestinian student activist mahmoud khalil returned home - after being released from three-plus months in detention in prison in the us state of louisiana. mr khalil was arrested by immigration agents in march. he was a prominent voice in protests at columbia university against israel's conduct in gaza. instead the administration invoked a rare immigration law to claim his views threatened american foreign policy. a federal judge ordered that the syrian-born palestinian be freed. mr khalil is a legal us resident and has not been charged with any crime. he spoke to journalists after he arrived in new jersey, nobody iqbal was there. he was accompanied by his wife and they were both pushing a problem with his newborn son. a son that was born when he was in detention. he was one of the more high profile voices during those anti-war protests we saw spread across us campuses last year. he was detained back in march and when he arrived at the airport he was greeted by a group of friends who cheered him. i asked him, given that the trump administration wanted to keep him detained, what

. >> new tonight pro-palestinian activist mahmoud khalil arriving in new jersey after spending the last three months in an immigration and customs enforcement detention center in louisiana. he was detained back in march in connection with his role in protest against israel's war in gaza. at columbia university, and cnn's gloria pazmino has more on the moment his family and supporters have been waiting to see. >> well, jessica, there were. >> dozens of supporters who gathered here at newark. >> airport since. >> early on saturday morning when they learned that khalil would be arriving. right here. they waited for. several hours. >> in fact. >> his flight was delayed. but during that time they made welcome home signs. they sang songs. they waited for this. moment that they've been looking forward. >> to for. >> 104 days. the moment when khalil would arrive back here to the new york city area to reunite with his wife, doctor noor abdalla, and their newborn son. remember, the son was born only a few months ago, while khalil. >> was in. >> custody. back in louisiana. now, khalil was detained

the pro-palestinian student activist - mahmoud khalil - speaks out after being released from detention in the us. whether you are a citizen, an immigrant, anyone on this land, you are not illegal. that doesn't make you less of a human. and - feeling the heat - temperatures climb in europe and america - while the uk experiences the warmest day of the year so far.

mahmoud khalil is reunited with his wife. >> and newborn son after months in ice detention. >> but the trump administration. fires back. >> with an appeal. what's next in. >> this legal showdown? >> and find out why. >> dominican american singer nessa performed the national anthem in spanish. >> at the. >> dodgers game. >> despite being. >> asked not to. >> good evening everyone. welcome to the weekend prime. it has been one of those whirlwind weeks, right? national security, foreign policy taking center stage. you'd think with all of this stuff happening around the world, our congress, republicans. >> who. >> control the house and the senate would. >> be dealing with. >> issues of war and peace and national security. >> but their. >> constitutional duties. >> yes, their constitutional duties, oversight, perhaps checking immigration facilities. we're going to get into all that later. >> but what are they focused on? >> they are focused on praising the dear leader, trying to find ways, bending over backwards, literally, with legislation to try and. shower the president of the united sta

the pro-palestinian student activist - mahmoud khalil - speaks out after being released from detention in the us. whether you are a citizen, an immigrant, anyone on this land, you are not illegal. that doesn't make you less of a human. and feeling the heat - temperatures climb in europe and america, while the uk experiences the warmest day of the year so far. hello, i am the genie fighting eldon. israel has launched fresh strikes on iran, claiming to have targeted dozens of military sites the bt is reportedly departed the air force base in missouri on the route to the pacific island nation where there is a us army base. situated in the north pacific ocean. the enormous planes are capable of delivering the so-called bunker buster bombs that could destroy iran's underground nuclear facilities. israel says it has killed three more senior iranian commanders each b-2 bomber can carry two of the massive ordinances. the israeli military said it was conducting operations in military infrastructure in the area, the bombing campaign continues as iran's foreign minister says that country cannot b

. >> el activista palestino mahmoud khalil que estuvo detenido durante más de tres meses, llegó a nuevaa y las fuerzas armadas de israel completaron una serie de ataques en el suroeste de irán contra una instalación militar que albergaba misiles . mientras tanto, estados unidos ha trasladado bombarderos b2 a una base en la isla guam en el pacífico. estos aviones de combate podrían utilizarse en un ataque contra instalaciones nucleares iraníes en caso de que el presidente trump tome esa decisión. guillermo gonzález nos informa sobre la tensión en medio oriente . >> el 9.° día de guerra entre israel e irán. deja igual que los anteriores, una estela de destrucción y muerte en ambos países . una nueva oleada de ataques con misiles iraníes impactó los alrededores de haifa en israel, donde hubo grandes destrozos . cientos de israelíes permanecen confinados en refugios antiaéreos . hay israel confirmó la muerte de tres importantes líderes militares de la guardia revolucionaria iraní . los esfuerzos diplomáticos en europa no son suficientes ni producen resultados por el momento . el ministro de

mahmoud khalil at newark airport. our north america correspondent, nomia iqbal, told us more about what mr khalil has been saying regarding his time in detention. he was understandably overjoyed when he arrived at the airport, he had his wife by his side and they were pushing a pram carrying their newborn son, a son born while he was in detention. he was accompanied by congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez. when i asked him what was his message to president trump, given that the trump administration wanted to keep him detained and they are continuing to appeal his release, he said that the fact he is here is the message. and it shows that palestinians exist. he is a big advocate for palestinians, he is palestinian-born, he was living in syria, but he says the fact he is here is a message. it's worth remembering that it's not a case of this all being done now. there is another separate case involving mahmoud khalil, in terms of his immigration status and whether or not he might be deported that is going through the cou

. >> now, pro-palestinian activist mahmoud khalil is free tonight after a federal judge ordered an end to his three month detention by the trump administration over his criticisms of israel. the administration is appealing the decision, blasting it as judicial overreach. but take a listen to khalil's message to america's immigrants earlier today. >> whether you are a citizen, an immigrant, anyone on this land, you're not illegal. that doesn't make you less of a human. and this is what the administration is trying to do to dehumanize me, to dehumanize the, the immigrants, to dehumanize anyone who actually does not agree. >> congressman, does khalil's release mark a turning point in the president's immigration purge? >> i don't think so. >> i think that what is happening. >> here is that. >> the judicial. system that. >> we rely upon in these instances finally stepped up. >> it's been three months. i think probably. >> two months. >> and 29 days too late. but better. >> late than never. >> so the system is beginning. >> to work. >> and i would. hope that. the appeal is taken up. rather q

the pro-palestinian student activist mahmoud khalil has been released after more than three months in detention in prison in the us state of louisiana. mr khalil was arrested by immigration agents in march. he was a prominent voice in protests at columbia university against israel's conduct in gaza. a federal judge ordered that the syrian-born palestinian be freed. mr khalil is a legal us resident and has not been charged with any crime. instead the administration invoked a rare immigration law to claim his views threatened american foreign policy. mr khalil spoke to journalists after arriving in new jersey. this is what i was protesting, this is why i continue to protest with every one of you. not only have they threatened me with detention, even if they would kill me i would still speak up for palestine. again, i just want to go back and just continue the work that i was already doing, advocating for palestinian rights. a speech that should actually be celebrated rather than punished as this administration wants to do. our north america correspondent, nomia iqbal, told us more about

stance on the rule of law and the statutes that are there on the books. >> the feds have accused mahmoud khalilf omitting details on his green card application for there are still grounds for the state department to move forward with its efforts to deport khalil on that allegation while out on bail khalil has surrender his passport he can still travel to a limited number of cities in the country. jon: cb cotton reporting in new york city, thank you. days after controversy over reports of ice agents at dodgers stadium, a demonstration is planned there for tonight. what the white house is saying about the protest in a recent court ruling affects those ongoing raids in los angeles. you might take something for your heart... you might get support for your joints... or even use something for your digestion... so why wouldn't you take something for the most important part of you... your brain. people all over the country take prevagen for their brain. in fact, prevagen has been the number-one selling brain supplement nationwide for over 10 years. the most important supplement for the most important p

the pro-palestinian student activist mahmoud khalil speaks out after being released from detention in the us. whether you are a citizen, an immigrant, anyone on this land, you are not illegal. that doesn't make you less of a human.

columbia university anti-is real activist much --mahmoud khalil is in new york after he was ordered toreleased. the trump administration is slamming the decision and has appealed to a higher court. cb cotton is live with the latest on that case. what did khalil have to say? >> reporter: khalil spoke to a crowd of supporters to include squad member congresswoman alexandria ocasio cortez. once khalil is settled with his wife and infant son he must notify dhs within 48 hours of his exact location. he said he is ready to go back to the activism that got him locked up in the first place. >> the us government is funding this genocide and columbia university is investing in this genocide. that is why i was protesting and i come to you to protest, not only if they threaten me with the attention or even if they kill me i would speak up for palestine. >> because khalil is an advocate for palestinian human rights he has been accused baselessly of horrific allegations. >> reporter: yesterday the us district judge sided with khalil's attorneys when ordering him to be released on bail, the judge sai

columbia university student and palestinian activist mahmoud khalil has arrived in new jersey on this, his first full day of freedom since his more than 100 day detention in a louisiana ice facility. and here's what he said to a few supporters just a short time ago. >> i continued to advocate for palestinians, for the immigrants who are left behind in that facility, that 1200 men who all of them are incredible men who the trump administration are trying to portray as whether criminals or just like illegals as, as, as, as they say. and as as i said yesterday, whether you are a citizen, an immigrant, anyone on this land, you're not illegal. >> new york congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez was also there and spoke about khalil's return. >> mahmoud khalil was imprisoned for 104 days by this administration, by the trump administration, with. >> no. >> grounds and for political reasons, because mahmoud khalil is an advocate for palestinian human rights, he has been accused, baselessly, of horrific allegations simply because the trump administration and our overall establishment disagrees

the pro-palestinian student activist mahmoud khalil speaks out after being released from detention in the us. whether you are a citizen, an immigrant, anyone on this land, you are not illegal. that doesn't make you less of a human. and, feeling the heat - temperatures climb in europe

mahmoud khalil at newark airport. let's go to newark airport now and speak to our correspondent nomia iqbal who was there listening to mahmoud khalil and remind us of the events leading up to this? mahmoud khalil was one of the more prominent voices during those campus protests last year at lumby university -- columbia university. it was back more than 100 days ago when he was detained by agents at his home in new york, he has spent more than 100 days in a detention facility in louisiana. the trump administration didn't charge him with any sort of crime anything, instead the secretary of state marco rubio use this rare immigration law saying his opinions or viewpoints were problem for national foreign policy. basically, they accused him of anti-semitism. one of the big foreign policy for the trump administration is combating anti-semitism. now, his team denied that but nonetheless he was detained. but today, he has been released but it is worth emphasising that is basically out on bail so he has had his passport confi

columbia university student and palestinian activist mahmoud khalil j newark, new jersey, on his first full day of freedom since his more than 100 day deten louisiana ice facility. and here's some of what he said to his supporters just in the last hour. >> your words of support, your messages have kept me going. still, the fight is far from over. the genocide is still happening in gaza. israel is still waging a full war against palestinian across palestine. the u.s. government is funding this genocide, and columbia university is investing in this genocide. >> and new york congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez was also there and spoke on khalil's return. >> mahmoud khalil was imprisoned for 104 days by this administration, by the trump administration, with no grounds and for political reasons, because mahmoud khalil is an advocate for palestinian human rights, he has been accused, baselessly of horrific allegations simply because the trump administration and our overall establishment disagrees with his political speech being taken is wrong. it is illegal. it is a violation of his first

we begin with breaking news following the release of pro-palestinian activist mahmoud khalil. after spending three months in ice detention in louisiana, just moments ago, he arrived at the newark airport, where he spoke to a crowd of supporters. >> well, first. friends. >> thank you so much. >> for everything. not only for today. it's just for every day. like just your words. your words of support, your messages have. >> kept me going still. >> the fight is far from over. the genocide is still happening in gaza. israel is still waging a war against palestinian across palestine. the u.s. >> government is funding this genocide, and. >> columbia university is investing in this genocide. not only if they threaten me with detention, even if they would kill me, i would still speak up for palestine. the fact that i am here, it's a message. the fact that all these attempts to suppress pro-palestine voices has have, have failed, now been in existence is a message to this administration. >> how does. >> it feel to be free? >> how does it feel. >> to be free. >> to be honest, i'm i'm sti

you had mentioned there are many who quote, love and appreciate mahmoud khalil.e of them. >> i think his. >> pro-hamas agitation on campus created an unsuitable learning environment for jewish students. i profoundly disagree with his worldview. and yet in this country, even hateful speech is politically protected. and so. >> to that end, congressman, stay with me, and i appreciate very much your perspective, but let's take a listen to what he's saying, since we do have that now. and i'll talk to you on the other side, here it is. >> everybody. >> far from over. >> the genocide is still happening in gaza. israel is still waging a war against palestinian across palestine. the u.s. government is funding this genocide, and columbia university is investing in this genocide. this is why i was protesting. this is why i will continue to protest with every one of you, not only if they threaten me with detention, even if they would kill me, i would still speak up for palestine. i'm again. i just want to go back and just continue the work that i was already doing. advocatin

pro-palestinian activists m mahmoud khalil was released after a judge ordered the trump administration slammed the decision and is appealing to a higher court. cb cotton joins me with the latest. >> reporter: we expect khalil to be back in new york but the department of homeland security said the us district judge will not have the final word. for now, khalil is out on bail. he walked from federal custody in louisiana pumping his fist. he was held for little more than three months. when asked what he would do first when he returned home, khalil said he would hug his wife and son. despite his uncertain future he doubled down on his views about the war in gaza and said america has, quote, racist policies against immigrants. >> who should be detained, actually protesting a genocide, protesting their university, colombia university, investing in the genocide of the palestinian people. >> reporter: when the us district judge ordered khalil's release he said columbia university graduate student is not a flight risk or a danger to the community. continuing his detention was, quote, highly unu

gets the justice and dignity he deserves and so right now we hope and wish for mahmoud khaliland his family to be able to enjoy some peace after an incredibly difficult 104 days but we also have a path ahead of us. this is not over. we will have to continue to support this case. i also want to thank, i know we have representatives from other offices, because everyone agrees that the persecution based on political speech is wrong and is a violation of all of our first amendment rights, not just mahmoud khalil's. thank you very much. democratic congresswoman there at the side of mahmoud khalil who has just been released on bail, deemed not to be a flight risk or a threat to his community. he could be released one judge ruled isis immigration proceedings continue, a prominent voice in columbia university's pro-palestine protest last year. the white house accuses him of engaging in fraud and misrepresentation and conduct detrimental to american follow policy that make foreign policy interests. he was detained for 104 days, during which his wife gave birth to their son so this is h

. >> later today, we expect to hear from pro-palestinian activist mahmoud khalil. days at an immigrant detention facility, following an order from a federal judge to set him free. he was flown to new york and reunited with his wife and given an opportunity to finally see his son, who was born while khalil was in custody. he gave brief remarks to the press that were gathered outside the ice facility in jena, louisiana, where he was held. the moment you entered this. >> facility. >> your rights leave you, leave you behind. so once you enter there, you, you, you see a different reality, just a different reality about this country that supposedly champions human rights and liberty and justice. but once you cross literally that door, you see the opposite side of, of what actually happening on this country under just the eyes of everyone. >> now, the government justified khalil's deportation by claiming he posed a risk to national security, though he was never actually charged with any crime. the government is appealing his release order. but across the country, presiden

mike: let's start with the case of the columbia university graduate mahmoud khalil walking out of a louisianaon center last night. is that judicial overreach by a biden-appointee judge? >> we have repeatedly seen activist judges rule against policies of president trump and they're trying to legislate from the bench. they are trying to be a commander-in-chief from the bench. and what they're doing is exercising their opinion, not taking a stance on the rule of law, and the statutes that are there on the books. this is why we continue to look at this issue, we've held hearings. these district judges have no authority to do nationwide injunctions and some of these activities. they're restricted from the case before them in the district in which they serve. mike: let's talk immigration from the fox poll, no surprise. people view legal immigration favorably. 70% say legal immigration is favorable while many favor deporting illegal immigrants, 56 favor deporting, 40% oppose. you did a ride along with some of the people who are on the front lines of that struggle with illegal immigrants. tell us abo

the pro-palestinian student activist mahmoud khalil has been released on bail from a jail in the us state of louisiana, after more than three months in detention. mr khalil was arrested by immigration agents in march. he was a prominent voice in protests at columbia university against israel's conduct in gaza. a federal judge ordered that the syrian-born palestinian be freed. mr khalil is a legal us resident and has not been charged with any crime. instead the administration invoked a rare immigration law to claim his views threatened american foreign policy. millions of americans have been warned to prepare for extreme temperatures. a heat dome is already smothering the midwest and is expected to expand to much of the rest of the country over the coming days. spain and france have also seen soaring temperatures. temperatures in paris are above 30 degrees celsius, with the french weather agency reporting that the country is experiencing a heatwave. and an amber heat-health alert will remain in force in england until monday as temperatures are forecast to be about ten degrees above average

. >> palestinian activist mahmoud khalil is now free from a louisiana jail. this has cut deals. lawyers urged a federal judge to let him out on bail or at least move him closer to new jersey where his wife and newborn son are waiting. the same judge had earlier ruled the government could keep khalil detained over claims he lied on his green card application. khalil strongly denied that his legal team calling this release a big step towards justice and a long overdue reunion with his family. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, how americans feel about health care coverage for undocumented immigrants and what governor gavin newsom says it would cost in california. plus, in the east bay, more police officers will be seen near atm's. what you need to know about a string of recent robbers. the wifi is booming. booming! and everyone's getting iphone 16 when they get xfinity mobile. point is, pair iphone 16 with xfinity mobile wifi powerboost... oh we're talkin' maximum performance with laptop speeds on the go. ...and, with apple intelligence, ms. barba has created 731 genmoji. 733

plus anti-israel activist mahmoud khalil out from i.c.e. detention. what he is saying about the u.s. after his release lease. and that big, beautiful bill facing some big changes. why some house republicans are slamming the senate's edits. welcome, everyone, to "fox news live." i am molly line. we begin with mike tobin. he is in tel aviv and has more on the ongoing strikes between israel and iran. mike, good morning. >> reporter: and, molly, good morning. israeli war planes are not letting up in the skies over iran. we photoed they have been hitting -- we know that today they have been hitting an area in southwestern iran conducting assassinations, and they struck at the isfahan nuclear facility, a location where enriched uranium gets a second round of enrichment. an idf spokesman says this deals a substantial blow to the centrifuge capability. israel carried out assassinations of substantial enbis of the jewish state, one is the -- enemies of the state. one was in a car that was targeted by israeli war planes. the idf also says they assassinated one

mahmoud khalil is a legal u.s. resident.r taking part in pro-palestinian demonstrations on the campus of columbia university. yesterday, u.s. district judge ordered his release on bail after determining he is not a flight risk or a danger to public safety. >> hundreds of men who are who are who i left behind me shouldn't be there in the first place. the trump administration are doing their best to dehumanize everyone here. whether you are a u.s. citizen, an immigrant, or just a person on this land, doesn't mean that you are less of a human. >> the trump administration argues that he should be deported, saying his campus protests are at odds with u.s. foreign policy interests. >> the u.s. supreme court rejected a call from an illinois toymaker to fast track their lawsuit against president trump's tariffs. the family owned company's learning resources filed the suit, saying the president does not have the right to impose tariffs under an emergency power law. a lower court sided with the company, but the trump administration ha

the pro-palestinian student activist mahmoud khalil has been released on bail from a jail in the us state of louisiana, after more than three months in detention. mr khalil was arrested by immigration agents in march. he'd been a prominent voice in protests at columbia university against israel's conduct in gaza. a federal judge ordered that the syrian-born palestinian be freed. mr khalil is a legal us resident and has not been charged with any crime. instead the administration invoked a rare immigration law to claim his views threatened american foreign policy. some news just in, and in the last half hour, it's been announced that the husband of the opposition leader being detained in march 2020. his partner svetlana tikhanovskya posted on x, thanking various members of the us administration for their work in securing her husband's release, and saying that, "it's hard to describe the joy in her heart." sergei tikhanovsky, a blogger and former presidential candidate, was detained in march 2020, accused of disorder and inciting hatred against officials. millions of americans have been warn

so mahmoud khalil spengsding three months in that detention center he was all smiles. he was pumping his first at one pongt he left with one of his attorneys, after that federal judge graduated him bail, watch. >> trump and his administration they chose the wrong person for this. that doesn't mean that it is a right person for this. there's no right person who should be detained. or actually protesting a genocide for protesting their university columbia university that is investing in the genocide of the palestinian people. >> now the judge found the columbia university graduate student was not a flight risk or a danger to the community. and that the detention was therefore, quote, highly un usual. khalil who is a lawful permanent resident he was arrested in march and immigration judge found he was removable based on a memo from marco rubio said activism on campus was at odds with u.s. foreign policy interest in combating anti-semitism his lawyers say their client was targeted for his views in violation of his constitutional rights. well dhs is releasing this statement

>>a federal judge ordered the release of mahmoud khalil, the columbia protester detained for more thanty in louisiana. khalil walked free friday after 104 days in custody, a judge ruled he did pose no flight risk or danger to the community and slammed the government's case as weak. immigration agents arrested khalil in march for his role in campus protests over the war in gaza. he now heads back to new york to reunite with his wife and newborn son. khalil spoke moments after his release. listen. >>though, justice prevailed, but it's a long, very long overdue. and this shouldn't have taken three months. the first thing you'll do when you get home tonight. just hug my wife and son. what is as simple as that? it's not. get back! i did not actually spend time with. with my son. the only time i spent my son was in a specified one hour. limit that the government had imposed on us. so that means that now i can actually hug him and nor my wife. >>the trump administration is appealing the judge's decision. khalil still faces a possible deportation hearing tied to his immigration paperwork. the

the pro-palestinian student activist mahmoud khalil has been released on bail from a jail in the us statef louisiana, after more than three months in detention. mr khalil was arrested by immigration agents in march. he'd been a prominent voice in protests at columbia university against israel's conduct in gaza. a federal judge ordered that the syrian-born palestinian be freed. mr khalil is a legal us resident and has not been charged with any crime. instead the administration invoked a rare immigration law to claim his views threatened american foreign policy. a photo of the prince of wales with a litter of puppies has been posted to mark his 43rd birthday. william is shown with his family's cocker spaniel, orla, and three of her four recently arrived puppies. there was also a message from his wife and children. a second picture posted for his birthday shows him sitting on a stone wall. stay with us here on bbc news. this is bbc news, the headlines... israel says it's assassinated another three top iranian military officials, including saeed izadi who's been described as a key figure in p

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por otra parte, el activista palestino mahmoud khalil fue liberado hoy tras permanecer 104 días en unpara la comunidad . sin embargo, el proceso de deportación impulsado por el gobierno debido a su participación en las protestas pro palestina , continúa . las alarmas han saltado entre grupos de derechos civiles tras conocerse que el gobierno federal está reabriendo cárceles privadas para usarlas como centros de detención de migrantes . activistas denuncian que estas instalaciones han estado vinculadas a maltratos tal y como nos informa enrique garcía fuentes . >> se elevan. >> los números de. inmigrantes irregulares detenidos por agentes de ice y con ello la necesidad para el gobierno federal de contratar más . espacio para procesar a los detenidos. >> hoy. >> si las . >> compañías core. >> civic en . tennessee y de geo group en florida . firmaron nuevos contratos para aumentar su capacidad. >> en el proceso de inmigrantes arrestados en todo el país con . >> publicó recientemente que modificó. >> sus contratos con ice. >> para añadir . >> espacio para 784 personas más en sus centros d

the pro-palestinian student activist mahmoud khalil has been released on bail from a jail in the us stateof louisiana, after more than three months in detention. mr khalil was arrested by immigration agents in march. he'd been a prominent voice in protests at columbia university against israel's conduct in gaza. a federal judge ordered that the syrian-born palestinian be freed. mr khalil is a legal us resident and has not been charged with any crime. instead the administration invoked a rare immigration law to claim his views threatened american foreign policy. the uk government has announced a plan to invest £650 million into dna technology to treat serious illnesses before they become a problem. the ambition - which includes mapping the dna of all babies born in england - is part of a 10-year plan to transform the nhs and ease pressure on services by focusing on technology and prevention. today king charles becomes the first monarch to send a message to the team working at the british antarctic survey - as they mark the darkest day of the year. each year the bbc world service broadcasts

activist mahmoud. >> khalil was released. >> from ice. >> custody. this now ends in over. >> 100 day saga. >> for khalil. >> who was taken into ice custody outside of his apartment near columbia university. now, lawyers representing both khalil and the federal government had to come to an agreement for his release. part of that agreement includes khalil giving up his passport. he is getting a certified copy of that. that passport back. he's also getting a copy of his green card. he's limited to travel to only a handful of states that include new york, new jersey, louisiana. he's not allowed to travel internationally, and this all stems from a judge ruling that khalil was both not a danger to anybody in the community, and also not a flight risk. the judge was also commenting about the duration of time that khalil was in ice custody, mentioning that it was highly unusual to continue to detain khalil because he was no, he was not considered a danger or a flight risk. the federal government tried to push back and with their lawyers arguing that this could

emily: mahmoud khalil was released from the detention center.orter: smiles and pumping fist left with attorneys after a federal judge granted him bail. >> going for this. >> genocide and put it through the university and columbia university and that's investigating in the genocide of palestinian people. people reporter: the judge found the university of columbia graduate student was not a flight risk or danger to the community and detention was there for "highly unusual". khalil who is a lawful permanent resident was residenterred in march and an immigration judge found he was de-portable and he was at odds for the foreign policy administration. targeted for views of the violation of the constitutional rights. dhs releasing a statement saying "the trump administration acted well within the statutory and constitutional authority to detain khalil as with any alien advocating for support and terrorists. joey: a judge teaching at columbia is impartial in making a decision like this. emily: the comments they make and can't wait to hear about all the

the pro-palestinian student-activist mahmoud khalil is released on bail from a us jail, after more than three months in detention. thousands of people gather at stonehenge and other historic landmarks to welcome the northern hemisphere's summer solstice. i very much appreciate the resilience and commitment to duty you demonstrate so effectively. and king charles sends a message to the team working at the british antarctic survey as they mark the darkest day of the year. a warm welcome to bbc news. i am mark lowen. we are live in tel aviv. israel says it has killed three senior commanders in iran's quds force. defence minister israel katz says saeed izadi was killed in a targeted attack on a residential building. while the israeli military has released these pictures said to show the killing of behnam shahriyari - commander of the quds weapons transfer unit. it also says it killed aminpour jourdaki, the head of the drone unit. iran's health ministry says at least 430 people have been killed since israel began attacking eight days ago - though human rights groups have put the number highe

. - judith grimaldi: un juge fédéral a ordonné la libération de mahmoud khalil.de columbia. il est le premier étudiant étranger à avoir été arrêté, malgré sa carte verte de résident permanent. en france, comme chaque 21 juin, avec l'été revient la fête de la musique qui, depuis 43 ans, fait descendre dans la rue musiciens amateurs et professionnels et tous les amoureux de la musique. en france et dans plus de 110 pays sur les 5 continents. au programme: des chorales, des orchestres et des grands concerts gratuits. on retrouve antoine pecqueur. vous êtes musicien, journaliste et écrivain, auteur de l'ouvrage "atlas de la culture" aux éditions autrement. bonjour et merci d'être avec nous. la fête de la musique est déjà une institution. elle a 43 ans. comment a-t-elle évolué et comment se porte-t-elle? - antoine pecqueur: c'est une évolution spectaculaire. au départ, elle est née avec l'arrivée au pouvoir de françois mitterrand. c'est dans cette dynamique de vouloir une fête de la musique populaire, avec cette idée que tous les citoyens peuvent sortir dans la rue fa

mahmoud khalil, a pro-palestinian activist in columbia university graduate, is a free man.n friday. >> even though. >> and this is vital, you guys, vital khalil has a. green card and is married to. >> a. >> u.s. citizen. >> he was. >> held in an immigration detention. >> center in. >> louisiana for 104 days. as we have covered extensively on this network, his case was a flashpoint in the trump administration's. >> border, broader. crackdown on. >> critics of israel's incursion into gaza. his attorneys argue the case was never about immigration, but instead a politically motivated attempt to silence pro-palestinian speech. >> the trump. >> administration has already, unsurprisingly, filed an appeal. here's what khalil had to say last night. >> the hundreds of men who. >> are who are who. >> i left behind me shouldn't be there in the first place. the trump administration are doing their best to dehumanize everyone here. whether you are a u.s. citizen. an immigrant, or just a person on this land, doesn't mean that you are less of a human. >> joining us now. >> former. >> feder

mahmoud khalil was released from an immigration detention center in louisiana on friday. it's been more than three months since he was arrested on columbia's columbia university's campus. he spoke to reporters moments after leaving jail. >> no one. >> is illegal. no human is illegal. that's the message. the message is justice will prevail no matter what this administration may try to portray. portraying the immigrants are either criminals or any of that trying to do all of this. now, this simply is not true. and just to keep the fight against this administration. >> a judge ordered kailey leinz release on bail after finding he is not a flight risk or danger to public safety. he was required to surrender his passport and is prohibited from traveling overseas. a khalil was one of the first migrants arrested in the trump administration's immigration crackdown, targeting student activists. president trump says the negotiations with harvard university could soon result in a deal. this was in a post on social media. president said that the school had acted extremely appropriate

the pro-palestinian student-activist mahmoud khalil is released on bail from a us jail, after more thanthree months in detention. thousands of people gather at stonehenge and other

a federal judge today ordering the trump administration to release mahmoud khalil from custody. he's the pro-palestinian activist and columbia university grad student at the center of the trump administration's crackdown on immigrants opposed to the war in gaza. he's been held since early march. also, the sean diddy combs sex trafficking trial is getting closer to the end. the defense indicating in court today they might be able to get through their entire case in just a couple of days. closing arguments could happen as soon as thursday. and check out this massive volcano eruption in hawaii. you can see kilauea shooting hot lava more than 1000ft into the sky. the eruption began overnight. kilauea is one of the most active volcanoes in the world, and it was the 26th eruption since late december. when we come back. jaws is coming home for dinner again, marking 50 years since the original blockbuster's release. and we're taking you back to where it all started. that's next. these rocks. he hops up on the bridge, crosses the bridge. what are you doing? i'm rehearsing for our t-mobil

mahmoud khalil was released from an immigration detention center in louisiana on friday. more than three months after he was arrested on colombian university's campus. here's what khalil had to say. >> although justice prevailed, but it's long, very long overdue. and this shouldn't have taken three months. there's no right person who should be detained for actually protesting a genocide, for protesting their university. columbia university. that is, investing in the genocide of the palestinian people. >> a judge ordered his release on bail after finding he's not a flight risk or a danger to public safety. he was required to surrender his passport and is prohibited from traveling overseas. khalil was one of the first migrants arrested in the trump administration's immigration crackdown, targeting student activists. well, this tuesday is primary election day in new york. and recent polls show former new york governor andrew cuomo and state assemblyman zoran mamdani is leading the crowded field. cnn's gloria pazmino takes a look at the state of the race to lead america's big

the pro-palestinian student activist mahmoud khalil has been released on bail from a jail in the us state of louisiana, after more than three months in detention. mr khalil was arrested by immigration agents in march. he'd been a prominent voice in protests at columbia university against israel's conduct in gaza. a federal judge ordered that the syrian-born palestinian be freed. mr khalil is a legal us resident and has not been charged with any crime. instead the administration invoked a rare immigration law to claim his views threatened american foreign policy. the italian fashion designer, giorgio armani, will miss his two shows at milan's men's fashion week for the first time in over fifty years. the company has said the 91 year-old is recovering at home after being admitted to hospital. they added that mr armani will closely follow every phase of the shows, as usual. king charles will today become the first monarch to send a message to the team working at the british antarctic survey - as they mark the darkest day of the year. each year, the bbc world service broadcasts a message to t

mahmoud khalil was released from an ice detention facility in louisiana after more than three months in custody. the trump administration sought to deport him amid a crackdown on student activism. mahmoud was arrested in march in front of his pregnant wife and missed his graduation at columbia university. a judge ordered that he be released today, and the white house plans to appeal. and tonight, the trump administration is taking aim at california once again, this time threatening funding over a sex education program. the department of health and human services says the program is not compliant with federal law, citing content about gender identity. abc seven news reporter tara campbell has reaction. >> the trump administration is taking aim at a sex education program aimed at helping transgender and non-binary kids, giving california 60 days to get rid of content, teaching students about gender identity. warning a failure to meet the deadline could risk its funding. >> you know, this language is taken away. i think it creates more harms in these communities. i think it creates more

the pro-palestinian student-activist, mahmoud khalil, is released on bail from a us jail, after more than three months in detention. thousands of people gather at stonehenge and other historic landmarks to welcome the northern hemisphere's summer solstice. i very much appreciate the resilience and commitment to duty you all demonstrate so effectively. and ... king charles sends a message to the team working at the british antarctic survey - as they mark the darkest day of the year. is a very warm welcome to bbc news. we are casting live from tel aviv. air raids have sounded across israel again with its military saying iran fired five ballistic missiles through the night. while israel's defence minister said a general in iran's al-quds force, saeed izadi, has been killed in a targeted attack. we were woken at 2.30am when sirens sounded amid a barrage of iranian missiles around the tel aviv area - we all gathered in our bunker here. this building in central israel was reportedly set on fire by falling shrapnel from an israeli interception missile, though the police say they're still in

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cnn's mark morales has the latest. >> palestinian activist mahmoud khalil was released from ice custodyis now ends an over 100 day saga for khalil, who was taken into ice custody outside of his apartment near columbia university. now, lawyers representing both khalil and the federal government had to come to an agreement for his release. part of that agreement includes khalil giving up his passport. he is getting a certified copy of that. that passport back. he's also getting a copy of his green card. he's limited to travel to only a handful of states that include new york, new jersey louisiana. he's not allowed to travel internationally, and this all stems from a judge ruling that khalil was both not a danger to anybody in the community, and also not a flight risk. the judge was also commenting about the duration of time that khalil was in ice custody, mentioning that it was highly unusual to continue to detain khalil because he was known he was not considered a danger or a flight risk. the federal government tried to push back in with their lawyers, arguing that this could open the do