Mahmoud Khalil is pursuing a $20 million claim against the Trump administration after being detained for months. He was arrested in March during campus protests, with federal claims linking him to pro-Hamas activities. These accusations were later proven false. Following his release in June by a federal judge, Khalil alleges false imprisonment, malicious prosecution, and defamation. He emphasizes the need for accountability from the administration and intends to help other activists if awarded damages.
Khalil was detained by federal agents in March for his alleged activities during campus protests, with the Trump administration claiming he was engaged in pro-Hamas activities.
Khalil's legal team filed a claim seeking $20 million against the Trump administration, alleging false imprisonment and malicious prosecution.
Khalil aims to hold the Trump administration accountable and send a message against intimidation for activists.
He stated, 'They are abusing their power because they think they are untouchable. Unless they feel there is some sort of accountability, it will continue to go unchecked.'
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