Lilia Luciano

The judge in Rumeysa Ozturk's case said the government has had time to present any evidence other than the Op-Ed justifying her detention and has not. He expressed concerns she was detained in retaliation for nothing more than her speech in a published Op-Ed, "that literally is

A Columbia University official tells @CBSNews, “At this time, more than 65 Columbia students are on interim suspension pending further investigation, and a total of 33 individuals, including from affiliated institutions, have been barred from Columbia’s campus. Alumni

Attorney in the #RumeysaOzturk hearing added that the government, in her view, is sending a "clear message you can be detained thousands of miles from your home for more than 6 weeks for writing an article on your school newspaper."

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During this bail hearing, #RumeysaOzturk attorneys said, "Ms. Ozturk is still in detention, for weeks longer, (now 6 weeks) experiencing multiple asthma attacks, all because she wrote an Op-ed." This is the guest Op-ed they are referring to: https://t.co/97h5fXutPO

Testimony from the Rumeysa Ozturk hearing describes some of the stress and environmental factors they say contribute to worsening asthma attacks, including:" rodent infestation in the detention center, overcrowding, spending 22 hours a day locked in with 24 people within a space

Rumeysa Ozturk just had to take a break from the hearing, her attorney said "She is having an attack right now." Ozturk left the room where she is joining virtually while coughing... This, while a doctor testifies about her asthma.. a condition Ozturk testified has been

During this bail hearing, #RumeysaOzturk attorneys said, "Ms. Ozturk is still in detention, for weeks longer, (now 6 weeks) experiencing multiple asthma attacks, all because she wrote an Op-ed." This is the guest Op-ed they are referring to: https://t.co/97h5fXutPO

Testifying during a bail hearing virtually from Louisiana #RumeysaOzturk described how a nurse, treating her for one of her 12 severe asthma attacks while in detention, told her she "needs to take that thing off" her head and took her hijab without her consent.

During a bail hearing, where Rumeysa Ozturk is appearing virtually from Louisiana, she testified on some of the 12 asthma attacks she has had while in detention, which she said have worsened in intensity, frequency, and length--due in part to environmental factors and stress.

Columbia Acting President: “we had no choice but to ask for the assistance of the NYPD” … Adding, “ at a moment when our international community feels particularly vulnerable, a small group of students would make our campus a target.”

RT @ColumbiaSpec: BREAKING: Public Safety officers clashed with pro-Palestinian protesters at a protest in the Lawrence A. Wein Reading Roo…

RT @ChrisHelali: Columbia University’s Department of Philosophy, where Mohsen Madawi was a student and undergrad major in philosophy, has r…

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Just one day before Mohsen Mahdawi was detained by immigration agents at what he was told was his citizenship interview, the Columbia student and Palestinian activist told CBS News’ @lilialuciano he thought there was a chance the long-awaited appointment could be a trap. https://t.co/bVrQuoQZZ2

BREAKING: This is the moment just minutes ago when Mohsen Madawi a Columbia University student was apprehended by HSI agents in the middle of his appointment to become a U.S. citizen. He is a Palestinian-born green card holder. Video was taken by his friend ⁦@ChrisHelali⁩ https://t.co/iVgRKTtLCr

ICE claims tattoos tie migrants to the Tren de Aragua gang. Experts say they aren't reliable identifiers. https://t.co/XYqmSeHS8O

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