No Land to Stand On

No Land to Stand On is a powerful and unflinching account of Mahmoud Khalil’s experience with America's deportation regime, highlighting the personal toll of exercising free speech and resisting injustice. Drawing from his prison diary and family history, the book sheds light on the cruelties of detention and the broader struggles for justice, resistance, and human rights. Critically acclaimed and described as a work of moral clarity and resistance, it invites readers to reflect on the costs of dissent and the importance of defending fundamental rights.