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NEW: The immigration judge overseeing Mahmoud Khalil's case is *seething* over being ordered by Judge Farbiarz to vacate her decision finding Khalil removable under Marco Rubio's determination, accusing Farbiarz of "interfering with the legal process and the authority of the immigration court."
![DECISION AND ORDER OF THE IMMIGRATION JUDGE
Pursuant to the order of the District Court for New Jersey (District Court), Khalil v. Trump, No. 25-CV-01963 (MEF)(MAH), 2025 WL 1983755 (D.N.J. July 17, 2025), the Court, hereby vacates, its decision of April 11, 2025 !,
, finding the Respondent removable as charged pursuant to INA § 237(a)(4)(C)(i). 2 3 4
Digitally signed by JAMEE
JAMEE COMANS COMANS
Date: 2025.07.31 15:54:46 -05'00'
July 31, 2025
Date
Jamee E. Comans
United States Immigration Judge
' The District Court for New Jersey erroneously found that this Court's determination on removability under INA § 237(a)(4)(C)(i) was decided on June 20, 2025 in its written decision. This is wholly untrue. This Court issued an oral decision on April 11, 2025 at the contested removability hearing to specifically address the sustainability of the charge pursuant to INA § 237(a)(4)(C)(i). The Court's oral decision of April 11, 2025 is documented in the procedural history of the Court's written decision on the Respondent's (Mr. Khalil) application for relief from removal dated June 20, 2025.
2 The District Court for New Jersey acknowledges that Mr. Khalil "persuasively argues that if the Section 1227 [237(a)(4)(C)(i)] finding remains in the immigration judge's June 20 decision, the Board of Immigration Appeals would simply have no choice under existing case law but to affirm it. See Khalil v. Joyce, 2025 WL 1232369, at *41-42 (D.N.J. Apr. 29, 2025); Petitioner's Brief (July 17, 2025) at 4 (citing declarations)." Khalil v. Trump, No. 25-CV-01963 (MEF)(MAH), 2025 WL 1983755 (D.N.J. July 17, 2025).
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NEW: The immigration judge overseeing Mahmoud Khalil's case is *seething* over being ordered by Judge Farbiarz to vacate her decision finding Khalil removable under Marco Rubio's determination, accusing Farbiarz of "interfering with the legal process and the authority of the immigration court."
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NEW: The immigration judge overseeing Mahmoud Khalil's case is *seething* over being ordered by Judge Farbiarz to vacate her decision finding Khalil removable under Marco Rubio's determination, accusing Farbiarz of "interfering with the legal process and the authority of the immigration court."
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NEW: The immigration judge overseeing Mahmoud Khalil's case is *seething* over being ordered by Judge Farbiarz to vacate her decision finding Khalil removable under Marco Rubio's determination, accusing Farbiarz of "interfering with the legal process and the authority of the immigration court."
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