The student graduate of tuffs, Rümeysa Öztürk, and the members of her legal team spoke at Boston Logan airport on Saturday evening, after their arrival at the house of an immigration and customs application in Louisiana. “” My dear teachers and laboratory comrades are here today. With my incredible, talented and legal team, I will continue my case in court. America is the greatest democracy in the world, and I believe in these values that we share. I had confidence in the American justice system. “The speakers included Öztü, Senator Ed Markey, representative Ayanna Pressley, American Civil, American Civil, the Directory of the Union Carol Rose and Jessie Rossman.” We look forward to continue (Öztürk’s) Case, Not Only In Immigration short, Becuse that is the right thing to do. There have an enormous goverment resources Spent on Destaining People, not only rümeysa, but Mahmoud khalil, Mohsen Mahdawi – Who thatkfully has been released – and many oters, for their advocacy and speaking out Against the genocide in Gaza. “The video of Louisiana showed on Friday in Öztürk on Friday leaving the ice center where she was detained, after a federal judge of Vermont ordered that she was released. Her release occurred more than six weeks after being swept by ice agents masked in the streets of Somerville, Massachusetts, who returned it to New Hampshire then to Vermont and, finally, to 1 600 miles Louisiana. “Our witnesses testified that Rümeysa is really impeccable to the community of Turfts” recognizing that it belongs to her community without reason, “Video: the community of Somerville is preparing for the return of the Tofts Rümeysa Öztüville, where Öztürk Memorial where people left supporting messages while they were anxiously awaiting their return. Mathis. “It was a bit heartbreaking to see,” said Mathis. Mathis, who asked that his face will not be shown at the camera, celebrated the exit of Öztürk, but thinks that there is still a long road to come. “Liberation is definitely a victory, but as the court systems, we do not know how things will turn, be careful” Mathis said. The TUFTS student newspaper last year. Bailat his audience on Friday, Öztürk appeared remotely because the government had not yet made the order of another court to bring it back to the Vermont. The judge raised concerns about his rights of freedom of expression and regular procedure as well as his health, because Öztürk said that she had suffered asthma attacks during her detention. Öztürk, 30, was detained by masked immigration and customs agents in ordinary clothes in Somerville in March. The Turkish national was in Massachusetts on a student visa, which the State Department revoked without having notified it. Video: The crowd gathers outside the federal justice of justice in support of the detainee tuffs student, Öztürk is free on bail while his case continues. Video below: Öztürk’s legal team is expressed after the surety order
The student graduate of tuffs, Rümeysa Öztürk, and the members of her legal team took the floor at Boston Logan airport on Saturday evening, after their arrival at the house of an immigration detention installation and in the application of customs in Louisiana.
“I am so excited to resume my studies,” said Öztürk. “My dear teachers and laboratory comrades are here today. With my incredible talented legal team, I will continue my case in court. America is the greatest democracy in the world, and I believe in these values that we share. I had confidence in the American justice system.”
The speakers included Öztürk, Senator Ed Markey, representative Ayanna Pressley, the lawyer for Öztürk Mahsa Khanbabai and the directors of the American Union of Civil Liberties Carol Rose and Jessie Rossman.
“We are impatient to continue making the press (Öztürk), not only before the immigration court, but in the Federal Court, because it is the right thing to do. There is a huge governmental resource to hold people, not only Rümeysa, but Mahmoud Khalil, Mohsen Mahdawi – who was published with gas, and many others, For Gaza. “
Friday, the video of Louisiana showed that Öztürk leaving the ice center where it was detained, after a federal judge of Vermont ordered that it was released on bail. His release occurred for more than six weeks after being swept away by masked ice agents in the streets of Somerville, Massachusetts, who returned it to New Hampshire and then to Vermont and, finally, to 1,600 miles from there in Louisiana.
“Yesterday, our witnesses said that Rümeysa is really irreplaceable for the TUFTS community,” said Aclu Massachusetts legal director Jessie Rossman.
“We are so grateful that it is back where it belongs. Tear someone from their community without reason, except the legitimate expression of their beliefs. “”
Video: The community of Somerville is preparing for the return of the student Tofts Rümeysa Öztürk
In Somerville, where Öztürk was taken, there is a memorial where people left support messages when they were looking forward to his return.
A video from the arrest of Öztürk, now seen around the world, has been captured on a home surveillance video belonging to Mike Mathis.
“It was a bit heartbreaking to see,” said Mathis.
Mathis, who asked that his face was not shown at the camera, celebrated the release of Öztürk, but thinks that there is still a long road to come.
“Being released is definitely a victory, but as the judicial systems take place, we do not know how things are going to turn, be careful,” said Mathis.
Öztürk, a Turkish national, co-wrote a pro-Palestinian editorial in the Toft Student Journal last year.
Her lawyer thinks that she was targeted due to history, saying that her arrest had violated the first and fifth amendments, the rights of freedom of expression and the regular procedure.
“(The judge) said you can’t just Kiler one of our friends, one of our colleagues,” said Grace Evans, classmate of Öztürk.
Video: The judge orders the release of the student of tuffs Rümeysa Öztürk on bail
On Friday, during its hearing, Öztürk appeared remotely because the government had not yet made the order of another court to bring it back to the Vermont.
The judge raised concerns about his rights of freedom of expression and regular procedure as well as his health, because Öztürk said that she had suffered asthma attacks during her detention.
Öztürk, 30, was detained by masked immigration and customs agents in ordinary clothes in Somerville in March. The Turkish national was in Massachusetts on a student visa, which the State Department revoked without having notified it.
Video: the crowd gathers outside the federal courthouse in support of the detained tufts student
Now Öztürk is free on bail while his case continues.
Video below: Öztürk’s legal team is expressed after the surety order
