Columbia University student He sued President Donald Trump and other top administration officials after trying to revoke her status of permanent population and remove her from the United States.
The lawsuit was filed on Monday after the immigration and customs implementation (ICE) received an administrative order for arresting 21-year-old Yunseo Chung and told South Korea that its status was “seized”.
The lawsuit states that the administration “is part of a larger pattern of attempting to repression of the US Government in a constitutionally protected protest activity.”
“Government repression particularly focused on university students who speak with Palestinians in solidarity and who are critical of the current military campaign of the Israeli government in Gaza or Pro-Israeli policies of US government and other US institutions,” the lawsuit.
Student protesters march around their camp at the Columbia University campus, Monday, April 29, 2024, New York. (AP Photo/Stefan Jeremiah)
The lawsuit of the name Trump, as well as Secretary of State Marco Rubio, Pamela Bondi’s Chief Attorney, secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem, acting director ICE Todd Lyons, and acting director of the Field Office of the New York Ice William Joyce.
“Government actions are an unprecedented and unjustified attack on the first amendment and other rights, one who cannot withstand basic legal supervision,” the lawsuit said. “Simply put, immigration—Pe, immigration custody and threatening deportation – cannot be used as a tool for punishing speakers who are not Citizen who express political views dishonest to current administration. “
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The lawsuit says that Chung Junior in Ivy League is an institution with a promising future ahead of her after graduating as Valerian in his high school. She reached the United States legally during her graduate father’s father. The lawsuit states that it held 3.99 GPA.
Chung was included in Pro-Palestinian protests In the campus, but he did not talk to the press or was in a high position like Mahmoud Khalil, former student of Columbia and a legal immigrant who faces a deportation.
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Her name was mentioned in media reports after participating in a protest on March 5. She was arrested for the alleged “obstruction of the Government administration”, but the university cleaned it for injustice during the disciplinary procedure related to its protest activities.
Shortly thereafter, he said in a lawsuit that the ice came after her, went to his family home to look for her and search her dorm.
“Now, the officials of the highest echelon of government are trying to use immigration implementation as a flash of speaking they don’t like, including Mrs. Chung’s speech,” they said.
On Tuesday, the Federal Court on the LED set a temporary prohibition order, saying that he could not arrest and deport Chung. The expulsion of the order will be decided by other court order.
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Student protesters gather in protest within their camp at the Columbia University campus, on Monday, April 29, 2024, New York. (AP Photo/Stefan Jeremiah)
The lawsuit states that the government is going after it Freedom of speech and using the justification that the administration believes that the threat of foreign policy has tried to revoke its status.
Trump’s administration made it clear that it would start after foreign students participating in the Pro-Palestinian protests, marking them “pro-hams”.
“To all the residents of Aliens who joined the pro-Jihadist protests, we informed you: Come in 2025, we will find you and we will deport you,” Trump was quoted in the factual list published by the White House. “I will also quickly cancel the student visas of all Hamas sympathizers at the college campuses, who have been infected with radicalism as never before.”
Pro-Palestinian protesters are demonstrated outside the Columbia University Campus in New York on Thursday, April 18, 2024, several students were arrested because officials cleaned the camp on the campus lawn. (Peter Gerber for Fox News Digital)
In a Fox News statement, a senior spokesman for the US Ministry of Homeland Security said that Chung was “engaged in behavior”, but will have the opportunity to present his case before the immigration judge.
“Ice HSI will explore individuals who deal with activities in support of Hamas, a foreign terrorist organization,” they said. “Based on the investigative findings, the State Ministry may decide, which can result in a visa recall or other actions that affect the immigration status of fear in the US after the decision of the State Ministry, Ice will take appropriate executive actions.”
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Fox News Digital addressed Chun’s lawyer, Nazu Ahmad, white house and ice for comment.
Fox News’ Brendan McDonald contributed to this report.
