Saltar al reproductor
Saltar al contenido principal
Saltar al pie de página
Buscar
Iniciar sesión
Ver en pantalla completa
Me gusta
Añadir marcador
Compartir
Añadir a la lista de reproducción
Denunciar
'Chilling,' 'dangerous' moves by Trump administration against activist Khalil, says attorney
Diario As
Seguir
hace 5 meses
Categoría
🗞
Noticias
Transcripción
Mostrar la transcripción completa del vídeo
00:00
We're in court today because the United States government, after arresting
00:29
our client Mahmoud Khalil, spirited him overnight to Louisiana in order to avoid
00:40
the jurisdiction of the courts in New York and New Jersey. We were here to
00:46
insist that the court take jurisdiction of this case, bring him back to New
00:51
Jersey, and then immediately thereafter rule on his request for release, request
00:58
for bail, and rule on his broader petition that his detention is
01:04
unconstitutional because, as we said in court, this is not any routine immigration
01:11
case or habeas transfer case. This is a case where the United States government
01:15
has created a policy targeting Palestinian activists and specifically
01:22
Mahmoud Khalil for arrest, detention, and potential removal because the United
01:27
States government disagrees with his constitutionally protected right to
01:32
dissent from U.S. foreign policy. So what they've done in court today is
01:40
dangerous. What they're ultimately trying to do to so many student activists is
01:46
chilling. The most important thing to keep in mind about what's going on Mr.
02:10
Khalil is that he is not alone. There are people behind you who are here for him
02:14
who are still standing in solidarity with the Palestinian people in defense
02:18
of their human rights and in solidarity with the many others at this point who
02:22
like Mr. Khalil are either in ICE custody because of their
02:26
constitutionally protected speech or are at risk of ICE detention and deportation
02:30
because of their speech and their viewpoints which the government happens
02:33
to disagree with. So the most important thing to take away from today is that no
02:37
matter what happens in court, what's most important is for all of us to keep up
02:42
the pressure to let this government know that it cannot suppress speech, any
02:46
form of speech including pro-Palestinian speech, and that what happens outside of
02:51
court is oftentimes much more important than whatever takes place in court. The
02:56
judge of course is going to make his ruling. We've done all we can on
02:59
that front and we await that ruling. The part that we can control is
03:04
keeping the pressure up because of course the government is banking on
03:06
these people behind you who are protesting, who are rallying for Mahmoud
03:10
and the others to dissipate. They're banking on media attention dissipating
03:14
so that they can get away with doing what they are doing to Mahmoud and the
03:18
others and so it's very important for all of us to keep up our efforts and to
03:22
keep up our work until Mahmoud is home.
03:40
As we await the court's ruling, what I am reminded of is the egregious nature of
03:47
what the government has done. It is anti-democratic, un-American, illegal, and
03:53
unconstitutional to suppress speech, censor somebody, detain them, and attempt
04:01
to deport them and revoke their green card for speaking their mind. Regardless
04:06
of where you might fall on the ideological spectrum, regardless of what
04:10
your speech is, if you care about free speech, if you care about democracy, if
04:13
you care about the pro-Palestinian or any other sort of advocacy that folks
04:20
have in this country, you should be outraged by what the government has done
04:26
to our client Mahmoud Khalil. As we await the decision from today's hearing, I want
04:33
to make sure that we echo what we're seeing in the streets. The momentum is
04:38
with us, the people are with us, and the power is with us. It's important for us
04:43
to stand strong and continue because we're not going to back down when our
04:48
government tries to attack our most fundamental and most bedrock principles
04:54
of our democracy.
04:57
The government's motivation here is to delay, and as much as possible, the
05:09
adjudication of the actual legality of their unconstitutional actions. They want
05:15
to avoid that, and they also want to claim power, to take power away from the
05:21
courts and the court's jurisdiction, and have their own authority to move
05:27
someone wherever they want, and therefore try and avoid the jurisdiction or power
05:33
of this court to actually hear their claims.
05:51
The reason they are fighting so hard on jurisdiction, as extraordinary as that is,
06:09
is because they want to buy time. They want to buy time in the hope that all of
06:13
you will go away, buy time in the hope that all these people will go away, and
06:17
so that they can get away with what they're trying to do to Mr. Khalil and
06:20
to others.
06:35
We would have preferred that he heard our arguments on bail today and decided
06:42
everything together as quickly as possible, but we're hopeful that he will
06:46
decide this issue, this jurisdictional issue first, and then move very, very
06:52
quickly to decide the bail motion given the, you know, sort of outrageous
06:56
circumstances of this case and the exigent circumstances of this case,
06:59
including now running over two weeks of confinement and his wife's impending birth.
07:16
As everybody can imagine, Noor Abdallah, Mr. Khalil's wife, is going through an
07:38
extremely difficult period of time. She has said publicly that Mr. Khalil was
07:43
her main support during her pregnancy. He prepared all her meals. He made sure
07:48
she took the medications she needed to take. The fact that he was taken away
07:52
from her in her eight months of pregnancy. She's supposed to give birth
07:57
in April. She's a U.S. citizen. Their child will be a U.S. citizen. He was a
08:01
green card holder. They had every reason to expect stability and to look forward
08:05
to the birth of their first child. Instead, she has to wonder whether he
08:09
will be here when that child is born, and that is an injustice that I think
08:12
everyone here, certainly the people in the back who have masked consistently to
08:16
support Mr. Khalil and to support the human rights of Palestinians, oppose and
08:20
object to. And I think most Americans would also find that objectionable.
08:23
That's not how the government should move. There's no reason for him to be in
08:26
detention, no matter what the government's claims are on the immigration
08:29
side. He should be with his family, and he can fight his case in immigration
08:32
court from there.
Recomendada
1:15
|
Próximamente
Donald Trump allegedly seeks a change of judge in his criminal trial 'We have a real problem'
OhMyMag UK
hace 1 año
4:32
ACLU attorney blasts Trump administration's 'dangerous' use of wartime law for deportations
Diario As
hace 6 meses
1:14
Judge bars Trump from 'smear campaign'
Bangkok Post Group
hace 2 años
0:56
Trump’s deputy assistant: Counterterrorism turnaround under Trump
AlArabiya English
hace 4 meses
1:23
Donald Trump accused of staging an ‘attempted coup’ at hearing
OhMyMag UK
hace 3 años
1:02
Tears at Donald Trump’s civil fraud trial as witness ‘broke down on the stand’
OhMyMag UK
hace 2 años
1:04
Donald Trump scrambles desperately to get out of fraud trial
OhMyMag UK
hace 2 años
1:18
Donald Trump crosses another line as he allegedly targets judge in his fraud case
OhMyMag UK
hace 2 años
1:19
Trump Blasts New York Judge And Attorney General Of 'Witch Hunt' As Civil Fraud Case Verdict Nears: 'THIS IS NOT AMERICA'
Benzinga
hace 2 años
1:16
The Most Intense Trump-Reporter Showdown: “You’re a Disgrace”
Diario As
hace 3 meses
1:13
US professor sharply attacks ex-President Donald Trump: 'Trump is criminally insane'
OhMyMag UK
hace 1 año
0:24
Trump teases Zelensky’s upcoming U.S. visit to “seal a deal”
Diario As
hace 6 meses
1:37
Trump’s Combative Testimony in Fraud Trial Spurs Reprimands From Judge
TIME
hace 2 años
5:00
Khalil's legal advisors call judge ruling on deportation 'historic in its unfairness'
Diario As
hace 5 meses
2:01
Judge Delays Ruling on Whether to Scrap Trump’s Conviction in Hush-Money Case
TIME
hace 10 meses
13:13
“El electorado republicano ha estado disgustado con Donald Trump”: Héctor Schamis
NTN24
hace 3 años
1:16
Donald Trump's ex-lawyer reveals the politician called his 15-year-old daughter 'a piece of a**'
OhMyMag UK
hace 1 año
1:32
Donald Trump's Lawyer Is Turning Heads
The Spun
hace 6 meses
3:42
'Creeping authoritarianism': Washington state officials condemn Trump's travel ban
Diario As
hace 3 meses
2:04
Cohen calls off testimony because of Trump threats
Brut America
hace 5 meses
0:30
Trump claims preventing LA from ‘burning’
AlArabiya English
hace 3 meses
3:16
Vingegaard wins Vuelta stage nine, Traeen retains red
Diario As
hace 57 minutos
3:16
Resumen de la etapa 9 de la Vuelta a España
Diario As
hace 1 hora
4:08
El Bernabéu en tres actos: ‘El Pixurri 69′, pura ‘Samba Fla’ y la odisea kazaja que le espera al Real Madrid en Champions
Diario As
hace 1 hora
0:38
El divertido vídeo Rodrygo haciendo lucha libre con su hermana
Diario As
hace 2 horas