Overview
- He landed in London on 13 November after more than two weeks in U.S. immigration custody that began with his 26 October detention at San Francisco International Airport.
- He accepted voluntary departure with no deportation order and may apply for a new U.S. visa, according to his family and legal team.
- Hamdi said two federal judges reviewing his case identified serious free-speech and due-process breaches during the litigation.
- DHS says his visa was canceled under security rules and has publicly labeled him an "illegal alien and terrorist sympathizer."
- CAIR-California and other advocates argue he was targeted for pro‑Palestinian advocacy, dispute edited videos cited by officials, and describe harsh detention conditions he reported.