The orders of the judge were released

On Friday, a federal judge in the Trump administration ordered the release of a student of Tafs University from Turkey, who was reserved for more than six weeks in the immigration detention facility in Louisiana after she participated in writing an opinion article criticizing her school’s response to the Israel war in Gaza.

The provincial judge in the United States was granted William Sessions during a hearing in Berlngton, in TV. , Baraness of Romisis Ozturk, which is located in one of the highest issues that appear from the campaign of US President Donald Trump to deport pro -favorite activists on the American campus.

The judge issued the ruling shortly after the Federal Appeal Court rejected an attempt to reunify the student of Colombia University, Mohsen Mahdawi, who is an activist in the Palestinian campus ordered by a different judge in Vermont last week after the immigration authorities also arrested him.

Ozturk was arrested on March 25 by persuasive law enforcement officers on a street in Boston in Somcille, Massachusetts, near her home in a viral video and occurred after the US State Department canceled.

The only basic authorities had provided to cancel their visa was an opinion article that he participated in his authorship in the Taftas Students newspaper, which criticizes the school’s response to students’ calls to get rid of companies with relations with Israel and “recognize the Palestinian genocide”.

Her lawyers in the American Civil Liberties Union argued that her arrest and detainees were illegally designed to punish her to protest through the first amendment of the United States constitution and to express the discourse of others.

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CCTV footage shows international students detained in us

The CCTV video that WBTS obtained in Massachusetts appears a graduate student at the University of Tats, Romisis Ozturk, who was detained by American immigration officials.

A 30 -year -old PhD student and Volibright researcher was transferred to a detention center in Basile, Los Angeles, although her lawyer filed a lawsuit in Massachusetts on the day he was arrested and there was prevented from leaving the state without notifying 48 hours.

By the time this matter fell, American migration and customs have already taken it to Vermont, where she was briefly detained before being transferred to Louisiana.

“Great constitutional fears”

Instead of rejecting its case as the administration wants, the Massachusetts judge transferred the case to Vermont, saying that he could hear there properly.

Then she ordered Sessions, who is appointed by Democratic President Barack Obama, to Ozturk, transferring her to Vermont so that she could be available because she was weighing her release request and considered “important constitutional concerns” that she raised.

On Wednesday, the Federal Appeal Court ordered its transfer to Vermont by May 14, but the sessions chose to move forward in a bail session in advance to move forward on Friday and allow Oztuk to appear remotely after her lawyers said that she was suffering from asthma attacks during her detention.

She suffered from one attack like asthma in the middle of Friday’s session. The judge told that she had suffered ten of dozens during the reservation, more than any time at any time in the past two years, in which she blamed “difficult” conditions for being imprisoned in excessively packed space with weak air ventilation.

She said: “The period and frequency has increased due to the fixed operators surrounding me, as well as the stressful environment in which I live now.”