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A U.S. judge has ordered that a detained Columbia University student, Mahmoud Khalil, be allowed private phone calls with lawyers challenging his arrest by immigration authorities. Khalil's case, a flashpoint of the Trump administration's pledge to deport pro-Palestinian college activists, is seen as a test of free speech rights.
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