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  1. A federal judge Thursday decried what he said were
    “breathtaking” constitutional violations
    by senior Trump administration officials

    and 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.
washingtonpost.com/nation/2026

  2. A federal judge Thursday decried what he said were
    “breathtaking” constitutional violations
    by senior Trump administration officials

    and 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.
washingtonpost.com/nation/2026

  3. A federal judge Thursday decried what he said were
    “breathtaking” constitutional violations
    by senior Trump administration officials

    and 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.
washingtonpost.com/nation/2026

  4. A federal judge Thursday decried what he said were
    “breathtaking” constitutional violations
    by senior Trump administration officials

    and 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.
washingtonpost.com/nation/2026

  5. A federal judge Thursday decried what he said were
    “breathtaking” constitutional violations
    by senior Trump administration officials

    and 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.
washingtonpost.com/nation/2026

  6. Bei #IKEA gibt es ganz neu ein Erdmännchen, das genau wie das #lernOS Maskottchen #Suri aussieht 🤗 Ihr kennt bestimmt den Film "Die fabelhafte Welt der Amelie"? Wer so ein Erdmännchen hat: macht coole Bilder von überall, postet sie unter #loscon26 und wir lassen alle auf der lernOS Convention in Dauerschleife laufen 😎 #IKEAhacks

  7. Maja Agung Latexindo (SURI)

    #Tradingan - #Grafik #harga #saham #Maja Agung Latexindo (SURI) hari ini untuk membantu #analisa #pasar sebelum memulai #investasi dan #trading saham Maja Agung Latexindo #SURI. PT Maja Agung Latexindo Tbk (SURI) adalah #perusahaan yang #bergerak di bidang #industri #sarung #tangan #karet (rubber gloves) dan produk lateks lainnya. Perusahaan ini didirikan pada tahun 1990 dan berkantor pusat di Tangerang, Banten, Indonesia. SURI mencatatkan…

    tradingan.com/maja-agung-latex

  8. @Alonso_ReYDeS i say sniff 24/7 or else what the heck are you doing? #pcap #arkime #suri

  9. #Georgetown Postdoc the Latest to Be Detained by #ICE as Crackdown on Campus Speech Widens

    #BadarKhanSuri was detained by #DHS agents after a public campaign against him and his wife by pro-#Israel groups.

    from #DropSiteNews
    Archit and Murtaza Hussain
    Mar 19

    #Suri's arrest comes after an exceptionally public media campaign targeting his wife, #MaphezeSaleh, by pro-Israel groups. Saleh, a U.S. citizen of Palestinian background, is the daughter of #AhmedYousef, a former political advisor to the #Hamas-led government in the #Gaza Strip, after the group gained control there in 2006. #Yousef has been a writer and commentator on Hamas in recent years for major Western media publications, including the New York Times and The Guardian.

    dropsitenews.com/p/georgetown-

    #DefendAcademicFreedom
    #repression
    #DefendFreeSpeech
    #ProtestIsNotACrime
    #DefendStudentProtesters
    #FreePalestine #LetGazaLive
    #Palestine #MiddleEast #WestAsia #politics
    #USA #US #USPolitics #Trump
    #news #press @palestine

  10. #Georgetown Postdoc the Latest to Be Detained by #ICE as Crackdown on Campus Speech Widens

    #BadarKhanSuri was detained by #DHS agents after a public campaign against him and his wife by pro-#Israel groups.

    from #DropSiteNews
    Archit and Murtaza Hussain
    Mar 19

    #Suri's arrest comes after an exceptionally public media campaign targeting his wife, #MaphezeSaleh, by pro-Israel groups. Saleh, a U.S. citizen of Palestinian background, is the daughter of #AhmedYousef, a former political advisor to the #Hamas-led government in the #Gaza Strip, after the group gained control there in 2006. #Yousef has been a writer and commentator on Hamas in recent years for major Western media publications, including the New York Times and The Guardian.

    dropsitenews.com/p/georgetown-

    #DefendAcademicFreedom
    #repression
    #DefendFreeSpeech
    #ProtestIsNotACrime
    #DefendStudentProtesters
    #FreePalestine #LetGazaLive
    #Palestine #MiddleEast #WestAsia #politics
    #USA #US #USPolitics #Trump
    #news #press @palestine

  11. #Georgetown Postdoc the Latest to Be Detained by #ICE as Crackdown on Campus Speech Widens

    #BadarKhanSuri was detained by #DHS agents after a public campaign against him and his wife by pro-#Israel groups.

    from #DropSiteNews
    Archit and Murtaza Hussain
    Mar 19

    #Suri's arrest comes after an exceptionally public media campaign targeting his wife, #MaphezeSaleh, by pro-Israel groups. Saleh, a U.S. citizen of Palestinian background, is the daughter of #AhmedYousef, a former political advisor to the #Hamas-led government in the #Gaza Strip, after the group gained control there in 2006. #Yousef has been a writer and commentator on Hamas in recent years for major Western media publications, including the New York Times and The Guardian.

    dropsitenews.com/p/georgetown-

    #DefendAcademicFreedom
    #repression
    #DefendFreeSpeech
    #ProtestIsNotACrime
    #DefendStudentProtesters
    #FreePalestine #LetGazaLive
    #Palestine #MiddleEast #WestAsia #politics
    #USA #US #USPolitics #Trump
    #news #press @palestine

  12. #Georgetown Postdoc the Latest to Be Detained by #ICE as Crackdown on Campus Speech Widens

    #BadarKhanSuri was detained by #DHS agents after a public campaign against him and his wife by pro-#Israel groups.

    from #DropSiteNews
    Archit and Murtaza Hussain
    Mar 19

    #Suri's arrest comes after an exceptionally public media campaign targeting his wife, #MaphezeSaleh, by pro-Israel groups. Saleh, a U.S. citizen of Palestinian background, is the daughter of #AhmedYousef, a former political advisor to the #Hamas-led government in the #Gaza Strip, after the group gained control there in 2006. #Yousef has been a writer and commentator on Hamas in recent years for major Western media publications, including the New York Times and The Guardian.

    dropsitenews.com/p/georgetown-

    #DefendAcademicFreedom
    #repression
    #DefendFreeSpeech
    #ProtestIsNotACrime
    #DefendStudentProtesters
    #FreePalestine #LetGazaLive
    #Palestine #MiddleEast #WestAsia #politics
    #USA #US #USPolitics #Trump
    #news #press @palestine

  13. #Georgetown Postdoc the Latest to Be Detained by #ICE as Crackdown on Campus Speech Widens

    #BadarKhanSuri was detained by #DHS agents after a public campaign against him and his wife by pro-#Israel groups.

    from #DropSiteNews
    Archit and Murtaza Hussain
    Mar 19

    #Suri's arrest comes after an exceptionally public media campaign targeting his wife, #MaphezeSaleh, by pro-Israel groups. Saleh, a U.S. citizen of Palestinian background, is the daughter of #AhmedYousef, a former political advisor to the #Hamas-led government in the #Gaza Strip, after the group gained control there in 2006. #Yousef has been a writer and commentator on Hamas in recent years for major Western media publications, including the New York Times and The Guardian.

    dropsitenews.com/p/georgetown-

    #DefendAcademicFreedom
    #repression
    #DefendFreeSpeech
    #ProtestIsNotACrime
    #DefendStudentProtesters
    #FreePalestine #LetGazaLive
    #Palestine #MiddleEast #WestAsia #politics
    #USA #US #USPolitics #Trump
    #news #press @palestine

  14. The first day of #SuRI -- the EPFL Summer Research Institute on Systems, Security, and Privacy has been a blast. After a gentle evening with the speakers yesterday on a dinner cruise across Lac Léman, we had an amazing day of exciting presentations by Patrick Traynor from University of Florida about reproducibility in systems and security (while not a crisis yet, we need to improve and Patrick laid out a clear path with exciting options), Reza Shokri from National University of Singapore on adversarial machine learning (and potential mitigations), Kaveh Razavi from ETH Zürich about micro-architectural security (teasing us about mitigations), Yan Shoshitaishvili from Arizona State University on binary analysis (and how to build long lasting communities around your research artifacts), and Alyssa Milburn from Intel Corporation on side channels (and how to improve the industry from within).

    Throughout the day, the attendees from all over the world and EPFL School of Computer and Communication Sciences asked a lot of questions along with a speed mentoring session and a poster session. What an amazing first day, looking forward to tomorrow!

  15. And #SuRI is off with a blast! Two days packed with top speakers in security and privacy at EPFL: suri.epfl.ch/

  16. #SuRI is back on Jul06 and Jul07 with amazing speakers and, therefore, exciting talks on security and privacy. Mark your calendar and join us at EPFL. New this year: travel awards for students! suri.epfl.ch/#speakers