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Mahmoud Khalil , a pro-Palestinian activist and Columbia University student, was arrested by U.S. immigration agents in March .
He has been detained in a Louisiana facility since plainclothes officers took him from his apartment building as his pregnant wife recorded in early March .
The State Department revoked his green card under a little-used provision of US immigration law allowing the deportation of any non-citizen whose presence in the country is deemed adverse to US foreign policy interests.
A federal judge in New Jersey intervened to allow the family to meet sans plexiglass between them.
Khalil , still in detention, was not able to attend Columbia ’s graduation.
His absence was noted, loudly, as a crescendo of boos and shouts of “Free Mahmoud” drowned out the acting president, Claire Shipman .
His wife accepted a diploma on Khalil 's behalf during an alternative graduation ceremony on May 18 .
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