Columbia University student cannot be held by immigration officials at the present time, the rules of the judge

A student at the University of Korean American Colombia, a legal resident in the United States and participated in the pro -Palestinians protests, is not arrested by federal immigration officials at the present time because it is fighting the administration of US President Donald Trump because of its deportation attempts.

Yunuso Chung, 21, has lived in the United States since she was seven years old, and Lay a lawsuit against the Trump administration On Monday to prevent its deportation. Her legal team has been informed this month that her permanent legal resident status has been canceled, according to the court records of the US District Court in the southern province of New York.

Trump has Pledge The demonstrators supporting foreigners and Palestinians accused them of supporting Hamas militants, forming obstacles to American foreign policy and being anti -Semitic.

The demonstrators, including some Jewish groups, say that the administration is mistakenly mixing their criticism of Israel and supporting Palestinian rights with anti -Semitism and supporting Hamas. Human rights advocates condemn government movements.

The US Department of Internal Security (DHS) claimed that Chung had participated in worrying behavior, including when the police previously threw it during a protest at the Barnard College, the National Security Ministry described it as “supportive of enthusiasm”.

Chung has not yet been arrested by federal officials. Immigration agents have made multiple visits to her housing.

Prevention of detention

The court’s records showed that the American boycott judge, Naomi Reese Puchawald, issued a temporary temporary matter against the government preventing Chung from detention.

A lawsuit said that the measures against Chung constituted part of a pattern of government efforts against the supporters of the Palestinians criticizing the military attack of Israel on Gaza.

Colombia is a demonstrator Mahmoud Khalil, who was This month was arrested He challenges his legal arrest, and he is also a permanent legal resident. Trump, without evidence, accused Khalil of supporting Hamas, who denies Khalil.

Badar Khan Suri, an Indian studying at Georgetown University, was arrested last week. The federal judge banned Syrian deportation.

His lawyers say that US officials asked Cornell Modudo Tall to surrender himself.