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"He writes how he found it bizarre, naive even, that as a student and then as a permanent resident in the US, he was told that speaking out was a protected right, that there were certain legal principles that couldn’t be violated. Then one day masked men showed up at his house."
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In New Memoir, Mahmoud Khalil Takes on Immigrant Detention
In his new memoir, Palestinian refugee and activist Mahmoud Khalil writes of his time locked away in immigrant detention.