Cornell University student targeted by Trump leaves the US

Due to the protest against Israel, the Cornell University graduate student, who acquired the US visa, chose to leave the United States without being deported.

Momodou Taal, a British co -citizen and Gambia, was canceled last year due to the protests of the Gaza War in Israel.

TAAL previously filed a lawsuit to prevent his deportation, but on Monday, X was “free and high head.” The judge refuses to delay the deportation and comes after it.

The Trump administration is cracking down on international students who actively participated in the protest against Israel at the university campus.

TAAL is at least the second international student to leave the United States after aiming to eliminate the US Department of Homeland Security. The Trump administration identifies these cases as “self -closure”.

“In view of what we have seen throughout the United States, I have lost my belief that the court’s favorable ruling will guarantee my personal safety and the ability to express my beliefs,” TAAL said on Monday X.

“I was able to walk the distance without kidnapping, and weighed this option. I decided to leave my own condition.”

TAAL has been honest twice by Cornell, an Ivy League school in northern New York, due to protest. On the day of the 2023 Hamas attack, he posted “Glory of Resistance.”

“We are in solidarity with the armed resistance of Palestine by the sea in the river,” he later told the crowd of protesters. Cornell Daily Sunshine newspaper.

Last week, Secretary of State Marco Rubio, Marco Rubio, said that at least 300 college students canceled their student visa, participating in the Palestinian demonstrations.

Trump officials said in the Immigration National Law that the State Department could expel the US to “be hostile to foreign policy and national security interests.”

Arrests are part of Trump’s pledge to fight for anti -Semitism, classified as anti -Semitism, which is classified as anti -Semitism in January.

Critics drove the deportation into a violation of the free press.

Another student who chose to avoid the United States Ranjani Srinivasan said he wanted to reveal his name to CNN.

“I am not a terrorist consensus.” She added to CNN: “It’s literally a random student.”

Last year, she added that she hoped to re -register in Columbia University, the epicenter of student demonstrations, and finish a Ph.D. program.