Mohsen Mahdavi News: Did Columbia student Mohsain Mahdvi deceive to participate in his citizenship interview so that he could be arrested?

After Mahmud Khalil, Mohsin Mahdavi In Columbia, a second Palestinian student with a green card became a Palestinian student, who was arrested by snow for their exile. Mahdvi and Khalil co-establish the Palestinian Students Union in Colombia in 2023. Mahdavi’s arrest is the most dramatic one who was so far pulled from snow as he was arrested from a Warmont Immigration Office, where he came to give an interview to finalize his American citizenship.
Instead, he was arrested, from which citizenship interview seemed like a trap, which Mahdvi went on his own. He had armed, plain plain police with his face, who handcuffed Mahdvi.
“It is immoral, inhuman and illegal. Mr. Mahdvi, a legal resident of the United States, should be released from appropriate procedure and immediate custody under the law,” it should be released with proper procedure and immediate custody, “said the Congress delegation, Senator Berney Sanders and Peter Welch and Rape Beck Bulint said,” the Congress delegation of Vermont, Senator Burney Sanders and Peter Peter Welch and Rape Bachk Ballet said in their joint statement.
Born at a refugee camp at West Bank, Mahdvi has been legally living in the US for a decade. His family remains in the West Bank. He started his citizenship process in 2024 and was his last step to acquire American citizenship from where he was arrested. Mahdvi plans to enroll in a master’s program in this decline.

‘Threat to US foreign policy’

In defense for its action, the Trump administration cited the Foreign Policy Rules of the 1965 Immigration and Nationality Act, which gives the state secretary the right to cancel someone’s permanent residence if they are considered to be a threat to the US foreign policy.
State Secretary Marco Rubio said that permanent citizens can also be removed. Rubio wrote in an opian piece on Fox News, “It is not an eligibility to visit America. It is a privilege for those who respect our laws and values. And, as the secretary of the state, I will never forget this.”
“The US visa holders should know without any uncertain words that the rigorous security of the US government does not end after the visa is given,” he said.