A US judge has given the government a day to present evidence against Columbia University activist Mahmoud Khalil, who is facing deportation. The judge will rule on the case on Friday. If the case is terminated, Khalil will be free under immigration law, but the government can attempt to file the removal case again if it is terminated without prejudice. Khalil's attorney has stated that he has not received any documents of the government's evidence. The Department of Homeland Security has promised to provide the evidence by the judge's deadline.