New York Times report on Trump’s efforts to dismiss a Palestinian -backed student

According to RCO News Agency, a note from US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, which has been viewed by the New York Times, shows that Washington is trying to deport a Colombian University student, Mohsen Mahdavi, who has been in the United States for five years.

Mohsen Mahdavi, a 6 -year -old Palestinian student, had been hidden in recent weeks for fear of being expelled from the United States due to a rally leadership at the university in support of Palestine, but was present at a immigration center in the northeast of the United States to participate in a test that allowed him to take “acquired citizenship”.

But he was arrested by officials from the Ministry of Homeland Security, who, relying on Rubio’s note to justify his arrest. In fact, Marco Rubio has cited the same law as to justify the arrest of another protester Mahmoud Khalil at Columbia University and Mahdavi’s companions.

The law, which Mahmoud Khalil’s lawyers have challenged in the federal court, allows Rubio to begin the firing process against anyone whose presence in the United States apparently damaging US foreign policy goals.

The US Secretary of State has accused Khalil of weakening efforts to confront Jewishism.

The documents provided by the New York Times have not included any Judaism accusations against Mahmoud Khalil himself, and there is nothing but Marco Rubio’s note to prove his reasons.

According to the American newspaper, Mohsen Mahdavi, like Mahmoud Khalil, has been accused of weakening US foreign policy targets in the stoppage of Jewishism, which Rubio claims could weaken the peace process in West Asia and end the Gaza war.

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