The student of the University of Tatz can not be deported to Turki without the court order Israeli conflict news

The pro -Palestine student Romisis Ozturk was arrested on Tuesday by the US immigration authorities in Massachusetts.

A federal judge in Massachusetts temporarily prevented the deportation of a Turkish doctoral student at the University of Tats. Support support For the Palestinians in the Israeli war in Gaza and detained by American immigration officials.

Rumeysa Ozturk, 30, was held by force by masked federal agents in broad daylight near her home in Massachusetts on Tuesday. Immigration officials also canceled its visa.

On Friday, the American Partial Court judge gave Denis Casper the government until Tuesday evening to respond to an updated complaint filed by Oztuk lawyers.

The judge wrote: “To allow the court to dissolve its competence of the decision to seek, Ozturk is not removed from the United States until another matter from this court.”

Oztuk arrest It came a year after he participated in the formation of an opinion article in the Taftas Students newspaper, which criticizes the university’s response to students’ calls to get rid of companies with relations with Israel and “recognize the Palestinian genocide”.

Friends said that Oztuk was not closely participating in the pro -Israeli protests.

Shortly after a lawsuit against a lawyer after a short period of time to secure her release, and on Friday, the American Civil Liberties Union joined her legal defense team, where a revised lawsuit says that her detention violates her rights to freedom of expression and due legal procedures.

On Saturday, ONCU Keceli, a spokesman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs at Turkiye, said the efforts to secure the Ozturk release continued, adding legal and legal support by Turkish diplomatic tasks in the United States.

Kiselli said in a post on X.

US President Donald Trump pledged to deport foreign demonstrators supporting the Palestinians and accused them, without providing evidence of Hamas’s support, being anti -Semitic and provinces in foreign policy.

The demonstrators, including some Jewish groups, say that the Trump administration mixed their criticism of Israel’s assault on Gaza and their call for Palestinian rights with anti -Semitism and the support of Hamas.

Many students and demonstrators have canceled their visas by the Trump administration, which it may have canceled more than 300 visas.