A federal judge ordered the immigration officers to close their efforts to arrest a student of Columbia University, which were engaged in Palestinian demonstrations. US District Judge Naomi Buchwald issued a bill order on Tuesday, when the student filed his case.
Youneso Chung, who has lived in the US since the age of 7, has been sued President Donald Trump and several members of his administration, federal officials tried to arrest and deport them. In the trial, Chung’s lawyers say the discovery of the columbia student’s government “is an inappropriate attack on the first amendment.”
The trial said that Chung was a partner in anti -Israeli protests, not a leader, and “one of the college students to express” shared concerns on war in Gaza was one of a large group of college students. Chung, according to the trial, “Gaza did a tour of solidarity”, a number of tents held in the center of the campus, but a number of tents held in the center of the campus, but does not explain that the laws Did not give a statement or attached to high-profile activities during protests.
A pro-Filistinian protestor holds a flag on the roof of Hamilton Hall at Columbia University in New York on 30 April 2024. (Yuki Evmura/Bloomberg via Getty Image)
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Chung’s trial states that he was never arrested or disciplined in connection with the incidents. However, he was later arrested during a 2025 protest at Barnard College. The trial claims that the police is common to arrest several protesters in New York City and the allegations are usually dropped or dismissed.
The trial said that on March 8, an ICE officer signed an administrative arrest warrant for Chung and the federal law enforce the next day, demanding the arrest of him, went to Chung’s parents’ house.
An official and Customs Enforcement (ICE) official allegedly told Chung lawyers on March 10 that his green card was “canceled” as per the trial. If they believe that a person has violated the US immigration law, the government has the right to cancel the permanent resident situation.
Chung’s lawyers said in the trial that the law enforcement discovered Chung’s dom room on March 13 as per a warrant.
Gaza Encampment and President Donald Trump of Columbia University (Getty image)
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“Younseo Chung is engaged in conduct related to conduct, when he was arrested by NYPD during a protest against Hamas Hamas at Bernard College. He is being sought to remove the proceedings under the Immigration Act,” a spokesperson to DHS told Fox News Digital, “told DHS News Digital. “Chung will have an opportunity to present his case before an immigration judge.”
Chung is the latest Israeli student protector to face potential exile.
Mahmud Khalil, who is a green card holder and the spouse of an American citizen, was arrested from snow earlier this month and faced exile. Khalil is accused of playing a major role in the anti -Israeli protests at Columbia University.
The Trump administration claims that Khalil did not disclose its employment with the United Nations Relief and Working Agency for Palestine refugees in the Near East (UNRWA). His arrest provoked protests in New York City, saying that the Trump administration was violating its right to free speech.
People display the day of hearing in the custody of Mahmood Khalil, a Palestinian worker in New York City on March 12, 2025, outside the Thugud Marshal United States Courthouse. (Reuters/Shannon Stapletton)
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The Trump administration has understood that Khalil and Chung’s actions, and other student protesters, were in support of Hamas, a terrorist organization nominated by an American.
“Ice HSI will examine the persons engaged in activities in support of Hamas, a foreign terrorist organization. Depending on the discovered findings, the state department can make a determination, resulting in visa dissection or other action, which affects the immigration status of an alien in the US on the determination of the state department, icee will take appropriate enforcement action.”
Fox News Digital’s Kitty Le Claire and Sara Rampaf-What contributed to this report.
