There is more to the man leading riots at Columbia University than meets the eye.
Hotair reports that:
President Trump is working to deport Mahmoud Khalil, a Columbia graduate student who has been an organizer of pro-Hamas rallies and who has been committing crimes, recruiting others to commit crimes, and illegally supporting a terrorist organization as an alien.
Marco Rubio spoke about this yesterday, explaining to the press the reasons that America expels people from the country and in particular why this anti-semitic at Columbia University is being expelled.
Marco Rubio DEMOLISHED the Democrats over their support for the foreign Columbia student who was arrested:
“No one has a right to a student visa! We have a right to deny you for any reason. Being a supporter of Hamas… being complicit in crimes… if you told us, that’s what you… pic.twitter.com/h6iSLWEixx
— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) March 12, 2025
Now it turns out that there is more to Mahmound Khalil than we have been told. Middle East Eye reports:
Mahmoud Khalil, the Palestinian Columbia University graduate detained by US immigration authorities over the weekend, worked for the British government on its “flagship soft power policy” for years, Middle East Eye can reveal.
Khalil, a permanent resident of the US, was taken into custody by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents on Saturday night.
A federal judge temporarily blocked his deportation, and Khalil is currently awaiting proceedings in a federal jail in Louisiana.
On Monday, in a post on Donald Trump’s Truth Social platform, the US president described Khalil as a “Radical Foreign Pro-Hamas Student” and announced that his arrest was “the first arrest of many to come”.
What is a British spy doing leading these radical protests at Columbia University?
So then the question becomes “ why did @10DowningStreet have a MI6 spy in America organizing/leading violent antisemitic riots and destabilizing universities/cities?”
Sounds like they may want Revolutionary War 2.0.
— JW (@C130GuyBNA) March 12, 2025
more comedy. does he know of the plot made about him?
Are you drunk again?
more comedy. does he know of the plot made about him?
Are you drunk again?
The idea that a pro-Palestinian student at Columbia University is not only facing deportation but is now being linked to British intelligence? That’s a lot to take in. I mean, there’s already been so much tension on college campuses over the Israel-Palestine conflict, and this just seems to throw gasoline on the fire.
The article paints a pretty dramatic picture, but I couldn’t help but wonder how much of it is confirmed versus speculation. The connections to British intel seem vague, and I’d really like to see more solid sources before jumping to conclusions. That said, it’s definitely the kind of story that fuels major debate—especially about activism, free speech, and how national security concerns are being handled.
If even part of this turns out to be true, it raises serious questions about what’s going on behind the scenes, not just in universities, but in broader immigration and intelligence circles. Either way, this isn’t the last we’ll hear about it, I’m sure.
For now, it’s just another reminder that the line between activism and geopolitics is getting blurrier by the day—and that we should all be paying a lot more attention.
The idea that a pro-Palestinian student at Columbia University is not only facing deportation but is now being linked to British intelligence? That’s a lot to take in. I mean, there’s already been so much tension on college campuses over the Israel-Palestine conflict, and this just seems to throw gasoline on the fire.
The article paints a pretty dramatic picture, but I couldn’t help but wonder how much of it is confirmed versus speculation. The connections to British intel seem vague, and I’d really like to see more solid sources before jumping to conclusions. That said, it’s definitely the kind of story that fuels major debate—especially about activism, free speech, and how national security concerns are being handled.
If even part of this turns out to be true, it raises serious questions about what’s going on behind the scenes, not just in universities, but in broader immigration and intelligence circles. Either way, this isn’t the last we’ll hear about it, I’m sure.
For now, it’s just another reminder that the line between activism and geopolitics is getting blurrier by the day—and that we should all be paying a lot more attention.