re: It seems Mamoud khalil will likely win his immigration court hearing.

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He already lost you prick! GFY

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Well he lost his immigration hearing but he gets to appeal that. He also has a habeas corpus hearing set in New Jersey.

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Why hasn’t the thread title been forcibly edited yet

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Because it is now wrong and serves a purpose.

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Pandy I appreciate your tenacity. Here was what I found with AI which suggests that the New Jersey case is subject to dismissal as being premature....

Filing a habeas corpus petition before exhausting all available immigration remedies is generally not allowed. The principle of exhaustion of remedies requires that a petitioner must first present their claims to the highest state court before seeking relief in federal court, and similarly, in the context of immigration, all available administrative and judicial remedies within the immigration system must be exhausted first.

However, there are exceptions to this rule. If the petitioner can demonstrate that pursuing further state or immigration remedies would be futile, result in undue delay, or cause irreparable harm, they may be excused from the exhaustion requirement.

In summary, while exhaustion of remedies is typically required, there are circumstances under which a habeas corpus petition can be filed before all immigration remedies have been exhausted.

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Well I'm not being tenacious really, I'm just responding to people's posts, but to your point, all that may be true. The only thing I'm commenting on is that he currently has a pending habeas case. In fact, the judge for that case has ordered the defense and the government both to immediately present certain findings to him (I forget what findings).

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Guess what, nobody gives a shite what you think. The Raghead agitator is getting sent back to the sandbox. Hopefully, his green card ticket joins him.

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She might, but he has to be deported first.

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She might, but he has to be deported first.

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What is the proper appellate court after an immigration hearing.


You dummy.

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Well he lost his immigration hearing but he gets to appeal that. He also has a habeas corpus hearing set in New Jersey.

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You gonna show up outside with your Khalil #1 foam finger?

This thread aged well.

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That happened today where he lost. Now he goes back to his cell until he’s released or deported.

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That’s not actually right. All that happened today was that the charges in the Notice to Appear were sustained. The IJ gave them 2 weeks to file relief. See my post a few pages back where I briefly touch on some options he has. If he loses on his relief then he gets a removal order. He could in theory file an interlocutory appeal, but the BIA explicitly disfavors those and would tell them send the whole case up after relief is decided.

If y’all are going to be dunking on Pandy and calling them an idiot, at least make sure you are correct.

I can't find anything to say that the case in federal district court in New Jersey is moot.

FWIW, I think a case can be made for wrongful arrest which would be unrelated to the subsequent (lawful) deportation.

Here's an example of reporting from ABC which refers to the litigation in federal court in New Jersey as being "separate."

"While Friday's hearing took place in immigration court, a separate case has been playing out in a federal court in New Jersey over whether Khalil should have been arrested and detained at all."

Well, the ruling of law this time around dispelled all the gaslighting you threw out just now.
Does the defendant and team appeal or not?

He’s rotting in a helish prison you know…