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Leakers Helped Destroy Deportation Case Against Rümeysa Öztürk
https://misryoum.com/us/us-today/leakers-helped-destroy-deportation-case-against-rumeysa-ozturk/
Rümeysa Öztürk, a doctoral student at Tufts University, arrives at Boston Logan International Airport following her release from federal custody on May 10, 2025. Photo: Selcuk Acar/Anadolu via Getty Images The video was shocking, and devoid of context, it appeared...
#Leakers #Helped #Destroy #Deportation #Case #Against #Rümeysa #Öztürk #US_News_Hub #misryoum_com
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A federal judge Thursday decried what he said were
“breathtaking” constitutional violations
by senior Trump administration officialsand called the president
an “authoritarian” who expects everyone in the executive branch to
“toe the line absolutely.”
In remarks laced with outrage and disbelief,
U.S. District Judge #William #Young said Donald Trump and top officials have a
“fearful approach”
to freedom of speech that would seek to
“exclude from participation everyone who doesn’t agree with them.”
Young, who was appointed to the federal bench by President Ronald Reagan,
leveled the searing critique during a hearing in Boston to determine the appropriate remedies for the administration’s ⚠️detentions of
pro-Palestinian students last year.The judge had ruled in September that senior administration officials engaged in an 👉 illegal effort to arrest and deport noncitizen students based on their activism. On Thursday, he again denounced the administration’s conduct in unusually stark terms.
“Talking straight here,” he said.
“The big problem in this case is that the cabinet secretaries
and ostensibly,
the president of the United States,
are not honoring the First Amendment.” Homeland Security Secretary Kristi L. Noem
and Secretary of State Marco Rubio
engaged in an
“unconstitutional conspiracy”
to deprive people of their rights,
Young said.“The secretary of state,” he noted,
his voice full of incredulity,
“the senior cabinet officer in our history involved in this.”
Spokespersons for the White House,
Noem and Rubio did not immediately respond to requests for comment.Tricia McLaughlin, assistant secretary for public affairs at the Department of Homeland Security, last year called Young a “craven” judge who was “smearing and demonizing federal law enforcement.”
The government actions at the core of the case date to early March,
when the Trump administration launched a campaign to detain and deport noncitizen students at U.S. universities
who had been active in opposing Israel’s war in Gaza.Though not accused of any crime,
those arrested spent weeks confined in Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention facilities,
at times hundreds of miles from where they lived,
before being released on bail.
The plaintiffs in the case are the American Association of University Professors
and the Middle East Studies Association.The groups of scholars accused the administration of having an unconstitutional policy of deporting people based on their political views,
a policy intended to chill the free-speech rights of their members. The trial last summer focused on the targeting of five noncitizen students and scholars: #Mahmoud #Khalil, #Yunseo #Chung and #Mohsen #Mahdawi, who were students at Columbia University;#Rumeysa #Ozturk,
a graduate student at Tufts University;and #Badar #Khan #Suri, a postdoctoral scholar at Georgetown University.
All were arrested except Chung,
who obtained a restraining order before ICE could find her.The other four were released on the orders of federal judges,
but the Trump administration is still trying to deport them.⭐️On Thursday, an appellate court in Philadelphia overturned a
Ruling lower-court ruling in Khalil’s case on jurisdictional grounds,
⛔️raising the possibility that he could be rearrested.
The president and other officials hailed last year’s detentions as part of a fight against "antisemitism", alleging without presenting evidence that the targeted students promoted violence or were pro-Hamas. https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2026/01/15/protesters-trump-administration-free-speech-violations/ -
A federal judge Thursday decried what he said were
“breathtaking” constitutional violations
by senior Trump administration officialsand called the president
an “authoritarian” who expects everyone in the executive branch to
“toe the line absolutely.”
In remarks laced with outrage and disbelief,
U.S. District Judge #William #Young said Donald Trump and top officials have a
“fearful approach”
to freedom of speech that would seek to
“exclude from participation everyone who doesn’t agree with them.”
Young, who was appointed to the federal bench by President Ronald Reagan,
leveled the searing critique during a hearing in Boston to determine the appropriate remedies for the administration’s ⚠️detentions of
pro-Palestinian students last year.The judge had ruled in September that senior administration officials engaged in an 👉 illegal effort to arrest and deport noncitizen students based on their activism. On Thursday, he again denounced the administration’s conduct in unusually stark terms.
“Talking straight here,” he said.
“The big problem in this case is that the cabinet secretaries
and ostensibly,
the president of the United States,
are not honoring the First Amendment.” Homeland Security Secretary Kristi L. Noem
and Secretary of State Marco Rubio
engaged in an
“unconstitutional conspiracy”
to deprive people of their rights,
Young said.“The secretary of state,” he noted,
his voice full of incredulity,
“the senior cabinet officer in our history involved in this.”
Spokespersons for the White House,
Noem and Rubio did not immediately respond to requests for comment.Tricia McLaughlin, assistant secretary for public affairs at the Department of Homeland Security, last year called Young a “craven” judge who was “smearing and demonizing federal law enforcement.”
The government actions at the core of the case date to early March,
when the Trump administration launched a campaign to detain and deport noncitizen students at U.S. universities
who had been active in opposing Israel’s war in Gaza.Though not accused of any crime,
those arrested spent weeks confined in Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention facilities,
at times hundreds of miles from where they lived,
before being released on bail.
The plaintiffs in the case are the American Association of University Professors
and the Middle East Studies Association.The groups of scholars accused the administration of having an unconstitutional policy of deporting people based on their political views,
a policy intended to chill the free-speech rights of their members. The trial last summer focused on the targeting of five noncitizen students and scholars: #Mahmoud #Khalil, #Yunseo #Chung and #Mohsen #Mahdawi, who were students at Columbia University;#Rumeysa #Ozturk,
a graduate student at Tufts University;and #Badar #Khan #Suri, a postdoctoral scholar at Georgetown University.
All were arrested except Chung,
who obtained a restraining order before ICE could find her.The other four were released on the orders of federal judges,
but the Trump administration is still trying to deport them.⭐️On Thursday, an appellate court in Philadelphia overturned a
Ruling lower-court ruling in Khalil’s case on jurisdictional grounds,
⛔️raising the possibility that he could be rearrested.
The president and other officials hailed last year’s detentions as part of a fight against "antisemitism", alleging without presenting evidence that the targeted students promoted violence or were pro-Hamas. https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2026/01/15/protesters-trump-administration-free-speech-violations/ -
A federal judge Thursday decried what he said were
“breathtaking” constitutional violations
by senior Trump administration officialsand called the president
an “authoritarian” who expects everyone in the executive branch to
“toe the line absolutely.”
In remarks laced with outrage and disbelief,
U.S. District Judge #William #Young said Donald Trump and top officials have a
“fearful approach”
to freedom of speech that would seek to
“exclude from participation everyone who doesn’t agree with them.”
Young, who was appointed to the federal bench by President Ronald Reagan,
leveled the searing critique during a hearing in Boston to determine the appropriate remedies for the administration’s ⚠️detentions of
pro-Palestinian students last year.The judge had ruled in September that senior administration officials engaged in an 👉 illegal effort to arrest and deport noncitizen students based on their activism. On Thursday, he again denounced the administration’s conduct in unusually stark terms.
“Talking straight here,” he said.
“The big problem in this case is that the cabinet secretaries
and ostensibly,
the president of the United States,
are not honoring the First Amendment.” Homeland Security Secretary Kristi L. Noem
and Secretary of State Marco Rubio
engaged in an
“unconstitutional conspiracy”
to deprive people of their rights,
Young said.“The secretary of state,” he noted,
his voice full of incredulity,
“the senior cabinet officer in our history involved in this.”
Spokespersons for the White House,
Noem and Rubio did not immediately respond to requests for comment.Tricia McLaughlin, assistant secretary for public affairs at the Department of Homeland Security, last year called Young a “craven” judge who was “smearing and demonizing federal law enforcement.”
The government actions at the core of the case date to early March,
when the Trump administration launched a campaign to detain and deport noncitizen students at U.S. universities
who had been active in opposing Israel’s war in Gaza.Though not accused of any crime,
those arrested spent weeks confined in Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention facilities,
at times hundreds of miles from where they lived,
before being released on bail.
The plaintiffs in the case are the American Association of University Professors
and the Middle East Studies Association.The groups of scholars accused the administration of having an unconstitutional policy of deporting people based on their political views,
a policy intended to chill the free-speech rights of their members. The trial last summer focused on the targeting of five noncitizen students and scholars: #Mahmoud #Khalil, #Yunseo #Chung and #Mohsen #Mahdawi, who were students at Columbia University;#Rumeysa #Ozturk,
a graduate student at Tufts University;and #Badar #Khan #Suri, a postdoctoral scholar at Georgetown University.
All were arrested except Chung,
who obtained a restraining order before ICE could find her.The other four were released on the orders of federal judges,
but the Trump administration is still trying to deport them.⭐️On Thursday, an appellate court in Philadelphia overturned a
Ruling lower-court ruling in Khalil’s case on jurisdictional grounds,
⛔️raising the possibility that he could be rearrested.
The president and other officials hailed last year’s detentions as part of a fight against "antisemitism", alleging without presenting evidence that the targeted students promoted violence or were pro-Hamas. https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2026/01/15/protesters-trump-administration-free-speech-violations/ -
A federal judge Thursday decried what he said were
“breathtaking” constitutional violations
by senior Trump administration officialsand called the president
an “authoritarian” who expects everyone in the executive branch to
“toe the line absolutely.”
In remarks laced with outrage and disbelief,
U.S. District Judge #William #Young said Donald Trump and top officials have a
“fearful approach”
to freedom of speech that would seek to
“exclude from participation everyone who doesn’t agree with them.”
Young, who was appointed to the federal bench by President Ronald Reagan,
leveled the searing critique during a hearing in Boston to determine the appropriate remedies for the administration’s ⚠️detentions of
pro-Palestinian students last year.The judge had ruled in September that senior administration officials engaged in an 👉 illegal effort to arrest and deport noncitizen students based on their activism. On Thursday, he again denounced the administration’s conduct in unusually stark terms.
“Talking straight here,” he said.
“The big problem in this case is that the cabinet secretaries
and ostensibly,
the president of the United States,
are not honoring the First Amendment.” Homeland Security Secretary Kristi L. Noem
and Secretary of State Marco Rubio
engaged in an
“unconstitutional conspiracy”
to deprive people of their rights,
Young said.“The secretary of state,” he noted,
his voice full of incredulity,
“the senior cabinet officer in our history involved in this.”
Spokespersons for the White House,
Noem and Rubio did not immediately respond to requests for comment.Tricia McLaughlin, assistant secretary for public affairs at the Department of Homeland Security, last year called Young a “craven” judge who was “smearing and demonizing federal law enforcement.”
The government actions at the core of the case date to early March,
when the Trump administration launched a campaign to detain and deport noncitizen students at U.S. universities
who had been active in opposing Israel’s war in Gaza.Though not accused of any crime,
those arrested spent weeks confined in Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention facilities,
at times hundreds of miles from where they lived,
before being released on bail.
The plaintiffs in the case are the American Association of University Professors
and the Middle East Studies Association.The groups of scholars accused the administration of having an unconstitutional policy of deporting people based on their political views,
a policy intended to chill the free-speech rights of their members. The trial last summer focused on the targeting of five noncitizen students and scholars: #Mahmoud #Khalil, #Yunseo #Chung and #Mohsen #Mahdawi, who were students at Columbia University;#Rumeysa #Ozturk,
a graduate student at Tufts University;and #Badar #Khan #Suri, a postdoctoral scholar at Georgetown University.
All were arrested except Chung,
who obtained a restraining order before ICE could find her.The other four were released on the orders of federal judges,
but the Trump administration is still trying to deport them.⭐️On Thursday, an appellate court in Philadelphia overturned a
Ruling lower-court ruling in Khalil’s case on jurisdictional grounds,
⛔️raising the possibility that he could be rearrested.
The president and other officials hailed last year’s detentions as part of a fight against "antisemitism", alleging without presenting evidence that the targeted students promoted violence or were pro-Hamas. https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2026/01/15/protesters-trump-administration-free-speech-violations/ -
A federal judge Thursday decried what he said were
“breathtaking” constitutional violations
by senior Trump administration officialsand called the president
an “authoritarian” who expects everyone in the executive branch to
“toe the line absolutely.”
In remarks laced with outrage and disbelief,
U.S. District Judge #William #Young said Donald Trump and top officials have a
“fearful approach”
to freedom of speech that would seek to
“exclude from participation everyone who doesn’t agree with them.”
Young, who was appointed to the federal bench by President Ronald Reagan,
leveled the searing critique during a hearing in Boston to determine the appropriate remedies for the administration’s ⚠️detentions of
pro-Palestinian students last year.The judge had ruled in September that senior administration officials engaged in an 👉 illegal effort to arrest and deport noncitizen students based on their activism. On Thursday, he again denounced the administration’s conduct in unusually stark terms.
“Talking straight here,” he said.
“The big problem in this case is that the cabinet secretaries
and ostensibly,
the president of the United States,
are not honoring the First Amendment.” Homeland Security Secretary Kristi L. Noem
and Secretary of State Marco Rubio
engaged in an
“unconstitutional conspiracy”
to deprive people of their rights,
Young said.“The secretary of state,” he noted,
his voice full of incredulity,
“the senior cabinet officer in our history involved in this.”
Spokespersons for the White House,
Noem and Rubio did not immediately respond to requests for comment.Tricia McLaughlin, assistant secretary for public affairs at the Department of Homeland Security, last year called Young a “craven” judge who was “smearing and demonizing federal law enforcement.”
The government actions at the core of the case date to early March,
when the Trump administration launched a campaign to detain and deport noncitizen students at U.S. universities
who had been active in opposing Israel’s war in Gaza.Though not accused of any crime,
those arrested spent weeks confined in Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention facilities,
at times hundreds of miles from where they lived,
before being released on bail.
The plaintiffs in the case are the American Association of University Professors
and the Middle East Studies Association.The groups of scholars accused the administration of having an unconstitutional policy of deporting people based on their political views,
a policy intended to chill the free-speech rights of their members. The trial last summer focused on the targeting of five noncitizen students and scholars: #Mahmoud #Khalil, #Yunseo #Chung and #Mohsen #Mahdawi, who were students at Columbia University;#Rumeysa #Ozturk,
a graduate student at Tufts University;and #Badar #Khan #Suri, a postdoctoral scholar at Georgetown University.
All were arrested except Chung,
who obtained a restraining order before ICE could find her.The other four were released on the orders of federal judges,
but the Trump administration is still trying to deport them.⭐️On Thursday, an appellate court in Philadelphia overturned a
Ruling lower-court ruling in Khalil’s case on jurisdictional grounds,
⛔️raising the possibility that he could be rearrested.
The president and other officials hailed last year’s detentions as part of a fight against "antisemitism", alleging without presenting evidence that the targeted students promoted violence or were pro-Hamas. https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2026/01/15/protesters-trump-administration-free-speech-violations/ -
18 yaşındaki Rümeysa canice katledilmişti! Davada sıcak gelişme: 18 yaşındaki Rümeysa canice katledilmişti: Yeni detaylar ortaya çıktı
GALERİNİN DEVAMI ">">ÖLÜ BULUNDU
Kamyonetin uçuruma düştüğü ihbarı üzerine bölgeye giden polis ve sağlık ekipleri, aracın 15 metre ilerisinde Rümeysa Meriç Özcan'ın boynuna ip bağlı haldeki cansız bedeniyle karşılaştı.">ÇOK SAYIDA KİŞİ GÖZALTINA ALINDI… https://www.eshahaber.com.tr/haber/18-yasindaki-rumeysa-canice-katledilmisti-davada-sicak-gelisme-237139.html?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=mastodon EshaHaber.com.tr #Rümeysa #Adalet #KadınaŞiddet #CinsiyetEşitliği #Kocaeli
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18 yaşındaki Rümeysa canice katledilmişti! Davada sıcak gelişme: 18 yaşındaki Rümeysa canice katledilmişti: Yeni detaylar ortaya çıktı
GALERİNİN DEVAMI ">">ÖLÜ BULUNDU
Kamyonetin uçuruma düştüğü ihbarı üzerine bölgeye giden polis ve sağlık ekipleri, aracın 15 metre ilerisinde Rümeysa Meriç Özcan'ın boynuna ip bağlı haldeki cansız bedeniyle karşılaştı.">ÇOK SAYIDA KİŞİ GÖZALTINA ALINDI… https://www.eshahaber.com.tr/haber/18-yasindaki-rumeysa-canice-katledilmisti-davada-sicak-gelisme-237139.html?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=mastodon EshaHaber.com.tr #Rümeysa #Adalet #KadınaŞiddet #CinsiyetEşitliği #Kocaeli
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18 yaşındaki Rümeysa canice katledilmişti! Davada sıcak gelişme: 18 yaşındaki Rümeysa canice katledilmişti: Yeni detaylar ortaya çıktı
GALERİNİN DEVAMI ">">ÖLÜ BULUNDU
Kamyonetin uçuruma düştüğü ihbarı üzerine bölgeye giden polis ve sağlık ekipleri, aracın 15 metre ilerisinde Rümeysa Meriç Özcan'ın boynuna ip bağlı haldeki cansız bedeniyle karşılaştı.">ÇOK SAYIDA KİŞİ GÖZALTINA ALINDI… https://www.eshahaber.com.tr/haber/18-yasindaki-rumeysa-canice-katledilmisti-davada-sicak-gelisme-237139.html?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=mastodon EshaHaber.com.tr #Rümeysa #Adalet #KadınaŞiddet #CinsiyetEşitliği #Kocaeli
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Suskun Yüreğim dizisinde Rümeysa'dan Hamza'ya son nokta! Boşanma davası açıyor: Suskun Yüreğim dizisinde Rümeysa artık dayanamaz ve Hamza’ya boşanma davası açar. Bu haber, Azeem’i derinden sarsar çünkü bir evliliğin sona erişine tanıklık eder.
Hamna, Hamza’nın yüzüne tüm öfkesini kusar ve hayatları mahvettiğini söyler. Hamna, kardeşi Rümeysa’nın bu kararla özgürleşeceğine inanır. Peki bu… https://www.eshahaber.com.tr/haber/suskun-yuregim-dizisinde-rumeysa-dan-hamza-ya-son-nokta-bosanma-davasi-aciyor-225398.html?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=mastodon EshaHaber.com.tr #SuskunYüreğim #BoşanmaDavasi #Rümeysa #Hamza #Kanal7
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Suskun Yüreğim dizisinde Rümeysa'dan Hamza'ya son nokta! Boşanma davası açıyor: Suskun Yüreğim dizisinde Rümeysa artık dayanamaz ve Hamza’ya boşanma davası açar. Bu haber, Azeem’i derinden sarsar çünkü bir evliliğin sona erişine tanıklık eder.
Hamna, Hamza’nın yüzüne tüm öfkesini kusar ve hayatları mahvettiğini söyler. Hamna, kardeşi Rümeysa’nın bu kararla özgürleşeceğine inanır. Peki bu… https://www.eshahaber.com.tr/haber/suskun-yuregim-dizisinde-rumeysa-dan-hamza-ya-son-nokta-bosanma-davasi-aciyor-225398.html?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=mastodon EshaHaber.com.tr #SuskunYüreğim #BoşanmaDavasi #Rümeysa #Hamza #Kanal7
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Suskun Yüreğim dizisinde Rümeysa'dan Hamza'ya son nokta! Boşanma davası açıyor: Suskun Yüreğim dizisinde Rümeysa artık dayanamaz ve Hamza’ya boşanma davası açar. Bu haber, Azeem’i derinden sarsar çünkü bir evliliğin sona erişine tanıklık eder.
Hamna, Hamza’nın yüzüne tüm öfkesini kusar ve hayatları mahvettiğini söyler. Hamna, kardeşi Rümeysa’nın bu kararla özgürleşeceğine inanır. Peki bu… https://www.eshahaber.com.tr/haber/suskun-yuregim-dizisinde-rumeysa-dan-hamza-ya-son-nokta-bosanma-davasi-aciyor-225398.html?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=mastodon EshaHaber.com.tr #SuskunYüreğim #BoşanmaDavasi #Rümeysa #Hamza #Kanal7
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Suskun Yüreğim dizisinde Hamna’yı kışkırtıyor, Rümeysa’nın duygularıyla oynuyor!: Suskun Yüreğim dizisinde Hamza, Rümeysa’yı kendi planları uğruna kullanır ve onun duygularıyla oynar.
Hamna’dan intikam almak isteyen Hamza, kardeşi Rümeysa ile evlenerek Hamna’yı kışkırtmaya çalışan Hamza, Hamna’yı kıskandırmak ve neler kaybettiğini göstermek uğruna her şeyi yapar. Hamza’nın bu sinsi oyunu ne kadar ileri… https://www.eshahaber.com.tr/haber/suskun-yuregim-dizisinde-hamna-yi-kiskirtiyor-rumeysa-nin-duygulariyla-oynuyor-223775.html?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=mastodon EshaHaber.com.tr #SuskunYüreğim #Hamza #Rümeysa #Aşk #Drama
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Suskun Yüreğim dizisinde Hamna’yı kışkırtıyor, Rümeysa’nın duygularıyla oynuyor!: Suskun Yüreğim dizisinde Hamza, Rümeysa’yı kendi planları uğruna kullanır ve onun duygularıyla oynar.
Hamna’dan intikam almak isteyen Hamza, kardeşi Rümeysa ile evlenerek Hamna’yı kışkırtmaya çalışan Hamza, Hamna’yı kıskandırmak ve neler kaybettiğini göstermek uğruna her şeyi yapar. Hamza’nın bu sinsi oyunu ne kadar ileri… https://www.eshahaber.com.tr/haber/suskun-yuregim-dizisinde-hamna-yi-kiskirtiyor-rumeysa-nin-duygulariyla-oynuyor-223775.html?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=mastodon EshaHaber.com.tr #SuskunYüreğim #Hamza #Rümeysa #Aşk #Drama
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Suskun Yüreğim dizisinde Hamna’yı kışkırtıyor, Rümeysa’nın duygularıyla oynuyor!: Suskun Yüreğim dizisinde Hamza, Rümeysa’yı kendi planları uğruna kullanır ve onun duygularıyla oynar.
Hamna’dan intikam almak isteyen Hamza, kardeşi Rümeysa ile evlenerek Hamna’yı kışkırtmaya çalışan Hamza, Hamna’yı kıskandırmak ve neler kaybettiğini göstermek uğruna her şeyi yapar. Hamza’nın bu sinsi oyunu ne kadar ileri… https://www.eshahaber.com.tr/haber/suskun-yuregim-dizisinde-hamna-yi-kiskirtiyor-rumeysa-nin-duygulariyla-oynuyor-223775.html?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=mastodon EshaHaber.com.tr #SuskunYüreğim #Hamza #Rümeysa #Aşk #Drama
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Suskun Yüreğim 5.bölüm: Hamza, Rümeysa'yı yarı yolda mı bırakacak?: Suskun Yüreğim 5.bölümde, Hamna sessizliğini korurken, Hamza laf çarpıtmaya devam eder. Azeem ise Hamza ile Hamna arasında geçmişte bir bağ olduğundan tamamen habersizdir. Öte yandan Hamza, düğün günü yalnızca Hamna ve Azeem’in evleneceğini Rümeysa’nın ise evlenmeyeceğini söyleyerek dikkat çeker. Peki bu sözler, Hamza’nın Rümeysa’dan… https://www.eshahaber.com.tr/haber/suskun-yuregim-5.bolum-hamza-rumeysa-yi-yari-yolda-mi-birakacak-222391.html?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=mastodon EshaHaber.com.tr #SuskunYüreğim #Hamza #Rümeysa #Azeem #Kanal7
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Suskun Yüreğim 5.bölüm: Hamza, Rümeysa'yı yarı yolda mı bırakacak?: Suskun Yüreğim 5.bölümde, Hamna sessizliğini korurken, Hamza laf çarpıtmaya devam eder. Azeem ise Hamza ile Hamna arasında geçmişte bir bağ olduğundan tamamen habersizdir. Öte yandan Hamza, düğün günü yalnızca Hamna ve Azeem’in evleneceğini Rümeysa’nın ise evlenmeyeceğini söyleyerek dikkat çeker. Peki bu sözler, Hamza’nın Rümeysa’dan… https://www.eshahaber.com.tr/haber/suskun-yuregim-5.bolum-hamza-rumeysa-yi-yari-yolda-mi-birakacak-222391.html?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=mastodon EshaHaber.com.tr #SuskunYüreğim #Hamza #Rümeysa #Azeem #Kanal7
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Suskun Yüreğim 5.bölüm: Hamza, Rümeysa'yı yarı yolda mı bırakacak?: Suskun Yüreğim 5.bölümde, Hamna sessizliğini korurken, Hamza laf çarpıtmaya devam eder. Azeem ise Hamza ile Hamna arasında geçmişte bir bağ olduğundan tamamen habersizdir. Öte yandan Hamza, düğün günü yalnızca Hamna ve Azeem’in evleneceğini Rümeysa’nın ise evlenmeyeceğini söyleyerek dikkat çeker. Peki bu sözler, Hamza’nın Rümeysa’dan… https://www.eshahaber.com.tr/haber/suskun-yuregim-5.bolum-hamza-rumeysa-yi-yari-yolda-mi-birakacak-222391.html?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=mastodon EshaHaber.com.tr #SuskunYüreğim #Hamza #Rümeysa #Azeem #Kanal7
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A delegation of five congressional Democrats traveled to Louisiana on Tuesday to visit
#Mahmoud #Khalil and #Rümeysa #Öztürk
in the immigration prisons they’re being held in and to demand their release.The group of lawmakers, led by Rep. Troy #Carter (Louisiana), is the first from Congress to visit either Khalil or Öztürk since they were abducted by immigration agents last month and flown from their homes in New York and Massachusetts, respectively, to Louisiana.
The group also included Sen. Ed ##Markey (Massachusetts) and Representatives Jim #McGovern (Massachusetts), Ayanna #Pressley (Massachusetts), and Bennie #Thompson (Mississippi).
https://truthout.org/articles/democrats-travel-to-louisiana-ice-prisons-to-demand-release-of-khalil-ozturk/ -
A delegation of five congressional Democrats traveled to Louisiana on Tuesday to visit
#Mahmoud #Khalil and #Rümeysa #Öztürk
in the immigration prisons they’re being held in and to demand their release.The group of lawmakers, led by Rep. Troy #Carter (Louisiana), is the first from Congress to visit either Khalil or Öztürk since they were abducted by immigration agents last month and flown from their homes in New York and Massachusetts, respectively, to Louisiana.
The group also included Sen. Ed ##Markey (Massachusetts) and Representatives Jim #McGovern (Massachusetts), Ayanna #Pressley (Massachusetts), and Bennie #Thompson (Mississippi).
https://truthout.org/articles/democrats-travel-to-louisiana-ice-prisons-to-demand-release-of-khalil-ozturk/ -
A delegation of five congressional Democrats traveled to Louisiana on Tuesday to visit
#Mahmoud #Khalil and #Rümeysa #Öztürk
in the immigration prisons they’re being held in and to demand their release.The group of lawmakers, led by Rep. Troy #Carter (Louisiana), is the first from Congress to visit either Khalil or Öztürk since they were abducted by immigration agents last month and flown from their homes in New York and Massachusetts, respectively, to Louisiana.
The group also included Sen. Ed ##Markey (Massachusetts) and Representatives Jim #McGovern (Massachusetts), Ayanna #Pressley (Massachusetts), and Bennie #Thompson (Mississippi).
https://truthout.org/articles/democrats-travel-to-louisiana-ice-prisons-to-demand-release-of-khalil-ozturk/ -
A delegation of five congressional Democrats traveled to Louisiana on Tuesday to visit
#Mahmoud #Khalil and #Rümeysa #Öztürk
in the immigration prisons they’re being held in and to demand their release.The group of lawmakers, led by Rep. Troy #Carter (Louisiana), is the first from Congress to visit either Khalil or Öztürk since they were abducted by immigration agents last month and flown from their homes in New York and Massachusetts, respectively, to Louisiana.
The group also included Sen. Ed ##Markey (Massachusetts) and Representatives Jim #McGovern (Massachusetts), Ayanna #Pressley (Massachusetts), and Bennie #Thompson (Mississippi).
https://truthout.org/articles/democrats-travel-to-louisiana-ice-prisons-to-demand-release-of-khalil-ozturk/ -
A delegation of five congressional Democrats traveled to Louisiana on Tuesday to visit
#Mahmoud #Khalil and #Rümeysa #Öztürk
in the immigration prisons they’re being held in and to demand their release.The group of lawmakers, led by Rep. Troy #Carter (Louisiana), is the first from Congress to visit either Khalil or Öztürk since they were abducted by immigration agents last month and flown from their homes in New York and Massachusetts, respectively, to Louisiana.
The group also included Sen. Ed ##Markey (Massachusetts) and Representatives Jim #McGovern (Massachusetts), Ayanna #Pressley (Massachusetts), and Bennie #Thompson (Mississippi).
https://truthout.org/articles/democrats-travel-to-louisiana-ice-prisons-to-demand-release-of-khalil-ozturk/ -
Odasının camına astığı pankart indirilmişti... ABD'li profesör açlık grevine başladı!: Phillips’in Boston Üniversitesi'nin kent merkezinde bulunan binasının dördüncü katındaki odasının camına astığı "Rümeysa’yı serbest bırakın" yazısı birkaç kez üniversite yönetimi tarafından indirildi. Phillips, son bir kez pankartı cama asarken, odanın içerisine de "pankartı indirirseniz açlık… https://www.eshahaber.com.tr/haber/odasinin-camina-astigi-pankart-indirilmisti...-abd-li-profesor-aclik-grevine-basladi-219676.html?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=mastodon EshaHaber.com.tr #AçlıkGrevi #Rümeysa #BostonÜniversitesi #NathanPhillips #Özgürlük
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Odasının camına astığı pankart indirilmişti... ABD'li profesör açlık grevine başladı!: Phillips’in Boston Üniversitesi'nin kent merkezinde bulunan binasının dördüncü katındaki odasının camına astığı "Rümeysa’yı serbest bırakın" yazısı birkaç kez üniversite yönetimi tarafından indirildi. Phillips, son bir kez pankartı cama asarken, odanın içerisine de "pankartı indirirseniz açlık… https://www.eshahaber.com.tr/haber/odasinin-camina-astigi-pankart-indirilmisti...-abd-li-profesor-aclik-grevine-basladi-219676.html?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=mastodon EshaHaber.com.tr #AçlıkGrevi #Rümeysa #BostonÜniversitesi #NathanPhillips #Özgürlük
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Odasının camına astığı pankart indirilmişti... ABD'li profesör açlık grevine başladı!: Phillips’in Boston Üniversitesi'nin kent merkezinde bulunan binasının dördüncü katındaki odasının camına astığı "Rümeysa’yı serbest bırakın" yazısı birkaç kez üniversite yönetimi tarafından indirildi. Phillips, son bir kez pankartı cama asarken, odanın içerisine de "pankartı indirirseniz açlık… https://www.eshahaber.com.tr/haber/odasinin-camina-astigi-pankart-indirilmisti...-abd-li-profesor-aclik-grevine-basladi-219676.html?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=mastodon EshaHaber.com.tr #AçlıkGrevi #Rümeysa #BostonÜniversitesi #NathanPhillips #Özgürlük
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Watching Democracy Now in order to keep my sanity. https://www.democracynow.org/shows/2025/04/07
I love these people!
#DemocracyNow #HandsOff #HandsOff2025 #Protest #Rümeysa #rumeysaozturk
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Watching Democracy Now in order to keep my sanity. https://www.democracynow.org/shows/2025/04/07
I love these people!
#DemocracyNow #HandsOff #HandsOff2025 #Protest #Rümeysa #rumeysaozturk
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Watching Democracy Now in order to keep my sanity. https://www.democracynow.org/shows/2025/04/07
I love these people!
#DemocracyNow #HandsOff #HandsOff2025 #Protest #Rümeysa #rumeysaozturk
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Watching Democracy Now in order to keep my sanity. https://www.democracynow.org/shows/2025/04/07
I love these people!
#DemocracyNow #HandsOff #HandsOff2025 #Protest #Rümeysa #rumeysaozturk
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A Turkish doctoral student who was grabbed off the street by plain-clothes federal agents -- in apparent retaliation for her op-ed criticizing Israel -- says her arrest and ongoing detention won’t stop her from speaking out.
Tufts University’s PhD student #Rumeysa #Ozturk
— among several international students targeted for removal from the country for their Palestinian advocacy
— remains in detention in a Louisiana facility while her lawyers argue in court for her release.
She has not been accused of a crime, and the government’s only apparent evidence against her is an op-ed in a student newspaper.Attempts from Donald Trump’s administration to keep her in custody
“will not deter me from my commitment to advocate for the rights of youth and children,”
she said in a statement through her attorney on Thursday.Last year, Ozturk co-authored an op-ed in The Tufts Daily newspaper calling on the university to divest from companies with direct or indirect ties to Israel in an effort to hold Israel accountable “for clear violations of international law.”
“Credible accusations against Israel include accounts of deliberate starvation and indiscriminate slaughter of Palestinian civilians and plausible genocide,”
says the op-ed, which was written with three other students and endorsed by 32 others.Ozturk is working towards her doctorate at the Eliot-Pearson Child Study and Human Development at Tufts University’s Graduate School of Arts and Sciences.
She received her master’s degree in developmental psychology from Teachers College at Columbia University, where she was a Fulbright scholar
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/us-politics/rumeysa-ozturk-tufts-ice-court-hearing-b2727114.html -
A Turkish doctoral student who was grabbed off the street by plain-clothes federal agents -- in apparent retaliation for her op-ed criticizing Israel -- says her arrest and ongoing detention won’t stop her from speaking out.
Tufts University’s PhD student #Rumeysa #Ozturk
— among several international students targeted for removal from the country for their Palestinian advocacy
— remains in detention in a Louisiana facility while her lawyers argue in court for her release.
She has not been accused of a crime, and the government’s only apparent evidence against her is an op-ed in a student newspaper.Attempts from Donald Trump’s administration to keep her in custody
“will not deter me from my commitment to advocate for the rights of youth and children,”
she said in a statement through her attorney on Thursday.Last year, Ozturk co-authored an op-ed in The Tufts Daily newspaper calling on the university to divest from companies with direct or indirect ties to Israel in an effort to hold Israel accountable “for clear violations of international law.”
“Credible accusations against Israel include accounts of deliberate starvation and indiscriminate slaughter of Palestinian civilians and plausible genocide,”
says the op-ed, which was written with three other students and endorsed by 32 others.Ozturk is working towards her doctorate at the Eliot-Pearson Child Study and Human Development at Tufts University’s Graduate School of Arts and Sciences.
She received her master’s degree in developmental psychology from Teachers College at Columbia University, where she was a Fulbright scholar
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/us-politics/rumeysa-ozturk-tufts-ice-court-hearing-b2727114.html -
A Turkish doctoral student who was grabbed off the street by plain-clothes federal agents -- in apparent retaliation for her op-ed criticizing Israel -- says her arrest and ongoing detention won’t stop her from speaking out.
Tufts University’s PhD student #Rumeysa #Ozturk
— among several international students targeted for removal from the country for their Palestinian advocacy
— remains in detention in a Louisiana facility while her lawyers argue in court for her release.
She has not been accused of a crime, and the government’s only apparent evidence against her is an op-ed in a student newspaper.Attempts from Donald Trump’s administration to keep her in custody
“will not deter me from my commitment to advocate for the rights of youth and children,”
she said in a statement through her attorney on Thursday.Last year, Ozturk co-authored an op-ed in The Tufts Daily newspaper calling on the university to divest from companies with direct or indirect ties to Israel in an effort to hold Israel accountable “for clear violations of international law.”
“Credible accusations against Israel include accounts of deliberate starvation and indiscriminate slaughter of Palestinian civilians and plausible genocide,”
says the op-ed, which was written with three other students and endorsed by 32 others.Ozturk is working towards her doctorate at the Eliot-Pearson Child Study and Human Development at Tufts University’s Graduate School of Arts and Sciences.
She received her master’s degree in developmental psychology from Teachers College at Columbia University, where she was a Fulbright scholar
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/us-politics/rumeysa-ozturk-tufts-ice-court-hearing-b2727114.html -
A Turkish doctoral student who was grabbed off the street by plain-clothes federal agents -- in apparent retaliation for her op-ed criticizing Israel -- says her arrest and ongoing detention won’t stop her from speaking out.
Tufts University’s PhD student #Rumeysa #Ozturk
— among several international students targeted for removal from the country for their Palestinian advocacy
— remains in detention in a Louisiana facility while her lawyers argue in court for her release.
She has not been accused of a crime, and the government’s only apparent evidence against her is an op-ed in a student newspaper.Attempts from Donald Trump’s administration to keep her in custody
“will not deter me from my commitment to advocate for the rights of youth and children,”
she said in a statement through her attorney on Thursday.Last year, Ozturk co-authored an op-ed in The Tufts Daily newspaper calling on the university to divest from companies with direct or indirect ties to Israel in an effort to hold Israel accountable “for clear violations of international law.”
“Credible accusations against Israel include accounts of deliberate starvation and indiscriminate slaughter of Palestinian civilians and plausible genocide,”
says the op-ed, which was written with three other students and endorsed by 32 others.Ozturk is working towards her doctorate at the Eliot-Pearson Child Study and Human Development at Tufts University’s Graduate School of Arts and Sciences.
She received her master’s degree in developmental psychology from Teachers College at Columbia University, where she was a Fulbright scholar
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/us-politics/rumeysa-ozturk-tufts-ice-court-hearing-b2727114.html -
A Turkish doctoral student who was grabbed off the street by plain-clothes federal agents -- in apparent retaliation for her op-ed criticizing Israel -- says her arrest and ongoing detention won’t stop her from speaking out.
Tufts University’s PhD student #Rumeysa #Ozturk
— among several international students targeted for removal from the country for their Palestinian advocacy
— remains in detention in a Louisiana facility while her lawyers argue in court for her release.
She has not been accused of a crime, and the government’s only apparent evidence against her is an op-ed in a student newspaper.Attempts from Donald Trump’s administration to keep her in custody
“will not deter me from my commitment to advocate for the rights of youth and children,”
she said in a statement through her attorney on Thursday.Last year, Ozturk co-authored an op-ed in The Tufts Daily newspaper calling on the university to divest from companies with direct or indirect ties to Israel in an effort to hold Israel accountable “for clear violations of international law.”
“Credible accusations against Israel include accounts of deliberate starvation and indiscriminate slaughter of Palestinian civilians and plausible genocide,”
says the op-ed, which was written with three other students and endorsed by 32 others.Ozturk is working towards her doctorate at the Eliot-Pearson Child Study and Human Development at Tufts University’s Graduate School of Arts and Sciences.
She received her master’s degree in developmental psychology from Teachers College at Columbia University, where she was a Fulbright scholar
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/us-politics/rumeysa-ozturk-tufts-ice-court-hearing-b2727114.html -
"I’ve known Rümeysa Öztürk for more than a decade"
"Her detention is a betrayal of American values"
https://bostonglobe.com/2025/04/02/opinion/tufts-grad-student-detained-rumeysa-ozturk/
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"I’ve known Rümeysa Öztürk for more than a decade"
"Her detention is a betrayal of American values"
https://bostonglobe.com/2025/04/02/opinion/tufts-grad-student-detained-rumeysa-ozturk/
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"I’ve known Rümeysa Öztürk for more than a decade"
"Her detention is a betrayal of American values"
https://bostonglobe.com/2025/04/02/opinion/tufts-grad-student-detained-rumeysa-ozturk/
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"I’ve known Rümeysa Öztürk for more than a decade"
"Her detention is a betrayal of American values"
https://bostonglobe.com/2025/04/02/opinion/tufts-grad-student-detained-rumeysa-ozturk/
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"By most accounts, Ozturk was not a prominent activist on campus, which has prompted questions as to why she was arrested. Her most significant foray into politics appears to be a jointly written March 2024 op-ed in the student newspaper that urged the university to engage with a student-led push for Tufts to divest from Israel. But the editorial was enough for Ozturk to be highlighted by Canary Mission [...]"
https://nymag.com/intelligencer/article/rumeysa-ozturk-tufts-canary-mission.html
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"By most accounts, Ozturk was not a prominent activist on campus, which has prompted questions as to why she was arrested. Her most significant foray into politics appears to be a jointly written March 2024 op-ed in the student newspaper that urged the university to engage with a student-led push for Tufts to divest from Israel. But the editorial was enough for Ozturk to be highlighted by Canary Mission [...]"
https://nymag.com/intelligencer/article/rumeysa-ozturk-tufts-canary-mission.html
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"By most accounts, Ozturk was not a prominent activist on campus, which has prompted questions as to why she was arrested. Her most significant foray into politics appears to be a jointly written March 2024 op-ed in the student newspaper that urged the university to engage with a student-led push for Tufts to divest from Israel. But the editorial was enough for Ozturk to be highlighted by Canary Mission [...]"
https://nymag.com/intelligencer/article/rumeysa-ozturk-tufts-canary-mission.html
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"By most accounts, Ozturk was not a prominent activist on campus, which has prompted questions as to why she was arrested. Her most significant foray into politics appears to be a jointly written March 2024 op-ed in the student newspaper that urged the university to engage with a student-led push for Tufts to divest from Israel. But the editorial was enough for Ozturk to be highlighted by Canary Mission [...]"
https://nymag.com/intelligencer/article/rumeysa-ozturk-tufts-canary-mission.html
