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    1. By Gabe Whisnant — Breaking News Editor |

      On Friday, the Department of Justice (DOJ) said that Judge Michael Farbiarz did not explicitly order Mahmoud Khalil’s release but rather barred them from detaining him based solely on the Rubio Determination.

      A letter sent by the DOJ’s Civil Division to Judge Farbiaz says that the detained Columbia University graduate can still be held on separate grounds, specifically for allegedly omitting information on his immigration documents.

      Read more: [https://www.newsweek.com/trump-administration-wont-release-mahmoud-khalil-2085328](https://www.newsweek.com/trump-administration-wont-release-mahmoud-khalil-2085328)

    2. PopPalsUnited on

      The DOJ once again in contempt of a court order.

      That should be the title.

    3. pearlsnappea on

      can’t overstate how much i fucking HATE these pricks.

      edit: friday the 13th fucking with my language skills

    4. goodtimesinchino on

      “We just don’t like his name, he sounds illegal” – Admin behind partially closed doors, probably.

    5. TintedApostle on

      – 1 „He has refused his Assent to Laws, the most wholesome and necessary for the public good.“

    6. I’m so incredibly torn on the situation (and pretty much every situation regarding Trump and co.).

      On one hand, I want us to defeat him with the law, due process, and the measures in place as they are because that’s how they were built and designed. However, I know that the process itself is slow, full of loopholes, and can summarily be ignored as we can see in many of these cases.

      On the other hand, I want to fuck his day up overwhelmingly to the point where no other wannabe dictator will ever consider the possibility of trying these things in these borders…but doing that would play into his hands and show that we had to break our rules to destroy him.

    7. Orange felon remains free, but for an innocent man the DOJ can find infinite loopholes to fuck up his life.

    8. > …noting that U.S. District Judge Michael Farbiarz did not order Khalil’s unconditional release, but said he couldn’t be detained based solely on Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s determination that Khalil’s pro-Palestinian activities run counter to U.S. foreign policy.

      And Rubio’s bullshit was the only thing you had. This isn’t a wink-wink-nudge-nudge situation, you fucking garbage.

    9. VanguardAvenger on

      Obviously they had to rerturn Abrego Garcia, so now they need a new victim.

    10. Judge says they can’t hold him, Trump says fuck off. This is what we’ve all come to expect. What’s more, we also expect the judge to do fuck all about it.

      Make sure you go to a No Kings protest near you tomorrow.

    11. AssociationUsual212 on

      Everything with Trump and the MAGA crowd is just so obviously motivated by racial and religious animas towards brown people, Muslims, poc immigrants in general.

    12. Random-Name-7160 on

      “No, my dear Dantes. I know perfectly well that you are innocent. Why else would you be here? If you were truly guilty, there are a hundred prisons in France where they would lock you away. But Chateau d’If is where is they put the ones they’re ashamed of.”

    13. ogreofnorth on

      He is waiting for the One Big Beautiful Bill to pass so he can officially thumb his nose at it.

    14. Wonder-Grunion on

      TACO time. Just like Abrego Garcia would never set foot on US soil again.

    15. So he’s a political prisoner. The very thing the Dems were accused of trying to do to Trump. Funny how silent the GOP is right now

    16. tipytopmain on

      The irony in how the GOP and Trump camp cried about Biden taking political prisoners during his term. This is absolutely a case of someone becoming a prisoner for political sense. They’re not interested in the facts of why he needs to be kept in remand. Just the vitriol of „sticking it to the libs“.

    17. huxtiblejones on

      > In a letter to Farbiarz, the DOJ’s civil division said the detained Columbia University graduate can still be held on separate grounds, alleging that he misrepresented his personal information on his application for a green card.

      We’re detaining people on **allegations** of wrongdoing not even related to the primary claim that they detained him over. This better set off fucking alarms in every American, this is the pretext for all kinds of horrendous shit that’s yet to come.

    18. ReleaseFromDeception on

      Just like they couldn’t bring back Kilmar Abrego Garcia, right?

      Watch TACO fold. You can set your watch by it.

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