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Mahmoud Khalil credits Palestinian activism for reshaping US politics
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Khalil returned to Columbia University to discuss his memoir detailing his arrest and detention by US immigration agents
Khalil returned to Columbia University to discuss his memoir detailing his arrest and detention by US immigration agents
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