Former refugee, Columbia University student Mahmoud Khalil reflects on 104 days in detention
The Assignment with Antonia HyltonShow Notes
Mahmoud Khalil, the former Columbia graduate student detained by ICE for 104 days without charges, joins Antonia Hylton to discuss his new book. Plus, with the midterms quickly approaching, lawmakers raise alarm after the Supreme Court let President Trump advance his “SAVE” citizenship-check program, which critics say has wrongly flagged eligible voters. And Trump pushes to rebrand A.I. as "superintelligence" ahead of more meetings with tech executives.
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Both parties bring big names to the campaign trail as they focus on the final push before the midterms. An American photojournalist is seriously injured in an attack by Israeli settlers in the West Bank. And the Assignment Desk talks White House staffing chaos, Elon Musk’s midterm millions and President Trump’s fixation on “central casting.”
Both parties bring big names to the campaign trail as they focus on the final push before the midterms. An American photojournalist is seriously injured in an attack by Israeli settlers in the West Bank. And the Assignment Desk talks White House staffing chaos, Elon Musk’s midterm millions and President Trump’s fixation on “central casting.”
Both parties bring big names to the campaign trail as they focus on the final push before the midterms. An American photojournalist is seriously injured in an attack by Israeli settlers in the West Bank. And the Assignment Desk talks White House staffing chaos, Elon Musk’s midterm millions and President Trump’s fixation on “central casting.”
Antonia Hylton is live from New York City’s Washington Square Park as “No Kings” Day sparks more than 3,000 protests, rallies and marches across the country to promote early voting. President Trump’s immigration crackdown leads to lawsuits after violent confrontations between ICE agents and the public. The Assignment Desk is on location with Antonia Hylton, weighing in on “No Kings” Day, voting rights, and the raid of Rep. Ilhan Omar’s home by federal immigration officials.
Antonia Hylton is live from New York City’s Washington Square Park as “No Kings” Day sparks more than 3,000 protests, rallies and marches across the country to promote early voting. President Trump’s immigration crackdown leads to lawsuits after violent confrontations between ICE agents and the public. The Assignment Desk is on location with Antonia Hylton, weighing in on “No Kings” Day, voting rights, and the raid of Rep. Ilhan Omar’s home by federal immigration officials.