Father Files $20 Million Lawsuit Against Trump Administration After Detention During Son’s Birth
In a Manhattan apartment, a father cradles his 10-week-old son, the image of newborn innocence a stark contrast to the frigid Louisiana immigration jail where he spent agonizing hours awaiting news of the child’s birth. Mahmoud Khalil is now suing the Trump administration for $20 million, claiming his wrongful detention caused immense emotional distress and separated him from his family during a pivotal moment.
Separated and Detained: A Father’s Anguish
The pre-dawn hours in the Louisiana detention center were a torment for Khalil. Unable to be with his wife during the birth of their son, he paced anxiously, the cold of the jail amplifying the chill of fear and uncertainty. The lawsuit details the emotional toll of this forced separation, alleging that the Trump administration’s policies caused unnecessary suffering.
Seeking Justice: $20 Million Claim for Damages
Khalil’s $20 million claim seeks compensation for the emotional distress caused by the detention and family separation. The lawsuit argues that his rights were violated, and he is now fighting for justice and accountability for the hardship he endured.
