Trump Administration Defends Deportation of Columbia Graduate Over “Antisemitic Protests,” Despite Legal Resident Status

Washington, D.C. — Amid ongoing discussions regarding the limits of free speech and the protection of national interests, the case of Mahmoud Khalil, a recent Columbia University graduate, has ignited controversy. Khalil, who legally resides in the U.S., has been detained by immigration authorities citing his involvement in demonstrations they classify as “antisemitic.” However, Khalil has not been charged with any criminal activities, and his detention raises significant questions about the balance between security concerns and constitutional rights. Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, defended the decision in a recent court filing, relying on a rarely … Read more

Federal Grand Jury Indicts Man for Antisemitic Attack on Yarmulke-Wearing Victim in D.C.

WASHINGTON D.C. — A federal grand jury recently returned an indictment against a 38-year-old man, Walter James, charging him with committing a violent act motivated by religious hatred. On July 10, in the bustling area of Foggy Bottom, James allegedly targeted a man specifically because of his Jewish faith, evidenced by the victim’s wearing of a yarmulke, a traditional Jewish skullcap. The indictment charges James with causing bodily harm due to the victim’s actual or perceived religion, a federal crime that carries severe penalties. During the incident, witnesses reported that James hurled a barrage of … Read more

Bronx Teacher Files Lawsuit Against School for Antisemitic Harassment and Ignored Pleas for Help

NEW YORK — A public school teacher in the Bronx has filed a lawsuit alleging severe antisemitic harassment from her colleagues, including being greeted with cries of “Heil Hitler” and discovering her desk vandalized with “Free Palestine” stickers. Emilie Baser, who teaches English at Harry S. Truman High School, reported these incidents as part of a broader claim of discrimination and retaliation that began in February. According to court documents filed in Manhattan Supreme Court, Baser encountered hostility shortly after she reported the initial issue of the stickers displayed on her workspace. The following day, … Read more

Dunwoody Lawyer Faces Antisemitic Threats from Dissatisfied Former Client

Dunwoody, Georgia – A criminal defense lawyer from Michael D. Barber & Associates recently reported receiving a threatening and antisemitic-laden phone call from a former client. The incident occurred on December 6 and was brought to the attention of the local authorities. Upon arrival at the law firm’s location on Independence Square, a responding Dunwoody officer had the opportunity to listen to a recording of the call. During the conversation, the suspect, identified as a 25-year-old Lilburn resident, expressed dissatisfaction with the legal services he had received. His motive appeared to be seeking retribution for … Read more