Let me ask you something. How would you feel if you were paying $70,000 a year to send your kid to Columbia, only to find out their campus protest leader is a fraud who lied his way into America? That’s exactly what happened at one of our most prestigious universities. And it gets worse.

For months, Columbia’s campus was held hostage by anti-Israel protests that shut down classes and made Jewish students afraid to walk to their dorms. The graduate student leading these demonstrations became a media darling. Democrats praised him. CNN interviewed him. Everyone acted like he was some kind of hero fighting for justice.

From Biz Pac Review:

An immigration judge ordered alleged Hamas sympathizer Mahmoud Khalil deported from the U.S. for failing to disclose certain information on his green card application.

Judge Jamee Comans ordered Khalil deported to Algeria or Syria, alleging he “willfully misrepresented” details on his green card application to circumvent the immigration process, according to court documents filed on Wednesday. The ruling deals a major blow to the Columbia University graduate, who became the face of left-wing resistance to the Trump administration’s crackdown on alleged anti-semitic activity on college campuses.

But here’s what really happened. Immigration Judge Jamee Comans just ordered Mahmoud Khalil deported from the United States. Why? Because he “willfully misrepresented material fact(s)” on his green card application. In plain English? He lied. The Columbia University graduate student who entered America on a student visa in December 2022 must now go back to either Algeria or Syria.

The Unraveling of a Campus Radical

This deportation order is huge. Khalil had become the poster boy for left-wing resistance to President Trump’s crackdown on anti-Semitic activity at colleges. Think about that for a second. The Department of Homeland Security said straight up that “Khalil led activities aligned to Hamas, a designated terrorist organization.” That’s why ICE agents arrested him back in March.

And here’s what makes my blood boil. Investigators found out Khalil had been lying from day one. He never told immigration officials he worked for the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA). You know, the same UNRWA where multiple employees allegedly helped with the October 7 massacre in Israel. The one that killed about 1,200 people. He just “forgot” to mention that little detail.

Hidden Connections Exposed

The lies kept piling up. Prosecutors found out Khalil also hid his job as a programs manager for the Syria Office in the British Embassy in Beirut, Lebanon. He didn’t mention his involvement with Columbia University Apartheid Divest either. See the pattern? This guy knew exactly what to leave off his application.

But here’s where it gets really wild. After a federal judge let him out of detention in June, Khalil went on CNN. And get this—when they asked him to condemn Hamas terrorists, he wouldn’t do it. Not once. Not even a little bit. Instead, he said it was “disingenuous to ask about condemning Hamas while Palestinians are the ones being starved now by Israel.”

Can you believe this guy? He won’t condemn terrorists who murder innocent people. Then he has the nerve to sue President Trump’s administration for $20 million. He’s claiming false imprisonment and saying he was “wrongly labeled as an anti-semite.” Twenty million dollars! Your tax money could have gone to this fraud if he’d won.

Even after getting caught red-handed, Khalil isn’t sorry. His response to the deportation? He called it “fascist tactics” and said the immigration court was a “kangaroo court.” He actually said, “Such fascist tactics will never deter me from continuing to advocate for my people’s liberation.” No apology. No shame. Nothing.

Here’s what really gets me. Democrats in Congress gave this guy a “hero’s welcome” after his release. They treated him like some kind of martyr. Meanwhile, he’d been lying to our government, hiding terrorist connections, and radicalizing our kids. This isn’t about free speech. It’s about someone who cheated his way into our country to poison young minds against America. The deportation order proves that truth wins in the end. Even when the liberal establishment protects these radicals, justice finds a way. Parents, pay attention to what’s happening on your kids’ campuses. This won’t be the last time we catch someone like this.

Key Takeaways

• Immigration judge ordered Hamas sympathizer Mahmoud Khalil deported for lying on his green card application
• Khalil concealed his work with UNRWA, an organization linked to October 7 Hamas attacks
• The Columbia protest leader refused to condemn Hamas terrorism during CNN interview
• Despite receiving “hero’s welcome” from Democrats, justice finally caught up with campus radical

Sources: BizPac Review, FOX 17