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Lawful permanent residents like Mahmoud Khalil have a right to freedom of speech – but does that protect them from deportation?

  • Written by Erin Corcoran, Professor of immigration, refguee and asylum law, University of Notre Dame
Lawful permanent residents like Mahmoud Khalil have a right to freedom of speech – but does that protect them from deportation?The detention of noncitizen university students after their Palestinian rights activism raises questions about the limits of free speech. Rob Dobi/Moment/Getty Images

The Trump administration has revoked the visas of more than 1,000 foreign university students since January 2025. Many of the individual cases that have made headlines center on...

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