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Khan Suri’s Lawyers Fight Deportation at Immigration Trial (opens the original)
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Eight witnesses testified in support of Georgetown University postdoctoral researcher Badar Khan Suri during the first day of his immigration trial, maintaining that he does not threaten U.S. foreign policy interests and that deporting him would further chill campus speech. At the Sept. 15 hearing — Khan Suri’s first full immigration trial — defense attorneys asked the court to allow him to lawfully remain in the United States. Robert Lundberg, the presiding immigration judge, extended testimony
Testimony Begins at Khan Suri’s Immigration Trial (opens the original)
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Georgetown University postdoctoral researcher Badar Khan Suri’s lawyers called witnesses who testified to his character and role at the university as they argued against his deportation at a Sept. 15 immigration trial. In the hearing — Khan Suri’s first full trial since removal proceedings began in March 2025 — his lawyers disputed the government’s year-and-a-half deportation attempt. Robert K. Lundberg, the immigration judge presiding over the case, said he will hear testimony before ruling on
Peñalver Defends Academic Freedom, GU’s Autonomy (opens the original)
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During his tenure, Georgetown University President Eduardo Peñalver will defend the university against federal attacks on higher education as he expects international student enrollment to continue to decline, he said in an Aug. 24 interview with The Hoya. Peñalver, who began his term July 1, is the first person with Latino heritage and second layperson to serve as president of Georgetown, the country’s oldest Jesuit institution of higher education. He joins Georgetown in an era of unprecedented
With Khan Suri Ruling, Appeals Court Raised Possibility of Supreme Court Case (opens the original)
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A federal circuit court in Virginia explicitly allowed noncitizens to petition federal judges for release from immigration detention when it ruled in July that Georgetown University researcher Badar Khan Suri should remain free while his deportation case proceeds. In March oral arguments, the government’s lawyers contested a May 2025 decision that released Khan Suri from detention, insisting that only immigration courts can oversee such constitutional challenges. The U.S. 4th Circuit Court of Ap
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