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I'm reading this link and don't see that in the post. Is this the correct link? I do see in there a reference to Kymani James, so I did a search for him. I see
by xrd 2y ago
I'm reading this link and don't see that in the post. Is this the correct link?
I do see in there a reference to Kymani James, so I did a search for him. I see that he posted incendiary comments online which he later recanted and were taken out of context when reported on. But, I don't see how your post indicates a connection to Mahmoud Khalil, and even if there was a connection, why this warrants detention and deportation?
- derektank 2y agoPerhaps you didn't read the subsequent tweets? Parts 2 and 3 follow the link I posted and clearly say what they believe. And I never said it warrants detention and deportation. I'm just pointing out that Khalil is affiliated with a group that supports Hamas, and that he does not merely "protest for Palestine". It's well attested in the media that Khalil was a negotiator for the group but I can link a source below. https://www.politico.com/news/magazine/2025/03/13/columbia-student-journalist-mahmoud-khalil-00226729 https://www.politico.com/news/magazine/2025/03/13/columbia-s...
- text0404 2y ago> I'm just pointing out that Khalil is affiliated with a group that supports Hamas The article that you linked says he was a negotiator for Columbia pro-Palestine protestors. Painting them as supporters of Hamas is a tired tactic intended to silence anyone who doesn't support Israel's actions.