The student at the Korean American University of Columbia, which is a US legal resident and participated in Palestinian protests, cannot be arrested by Federal Immigration officials, as he fought him, the judge decided.

The 21-year-old Jynso Cheng has lived in the United States seven and has sued Trump's management Monday to prevent his deportation. During this month, his legal team was informed that the status of its legal permanent resident was recalled, according to the US Court of Justice in the South District of New York.

Trump has He promised to deport Foreign Palestinian protesters and accused them of supporting Hamas militants, US foreign policy and anti-corruption.

The participants of the action, including some Jewish groups, say that the administration is mistakenly facing their criticism of Israel and protects Palestinian rights with anti-Semitism and Hamas. Human rights defenders condemn the steps of the government.

The presumptive non-configured non-behavioral of the US Homeland, including when he was arrested by the police in a Barnard College, who had given DHS a “innovative”.

Chung is not yet arrested by federal officials. Immigration agents have made many visits to its habitats, looking for him.

Procedure for the prevention of arrest

On Tuesday, Judge Naomi Rice Buckvald gave a temporary restraining order against the government, which hinders Chung's detainees showed court records.

Actions against Chogging by state-Palestinian votes are the example of the government's efforts, which criticize the Israeli military attack on the Gaza military attack, said its lawsuit.

Columbia Complainant Mahmoud Khalil, who was Arrested this month And he legally challenges his detention, he is a legal permanent resident. Trump, without evidence, accused Khalila in supporting Hamas, which Khalil denies.

Last week, an Indian study bread by the University of Gevortown was arrested. The federal judge forbade Suri deportation.

US officials have asked Koreli University Talali to turn him over, and his lawyers say. “Adding his visa.”