New York assemblyman tries to confront Tom Homan over arrest of Columbia University anti-Israel activist

The article frames events in a way that subtly leans toward a particular perspective, employing biased language in its descriptions of figures and events, such as "do Trump’s bidding" and "kisses Trump’s ring." The use of appeal to emotion is evident in phrases emphasizing fear and injustice, such as Khalil’s family situation and claims of "authoritarianism." Additionally, a false equivalence arises in conflating the enforcement of immigration laws with a broader assault on civil liberties. While the article presents factual information, its language and framing introduce implicit bias that influences the reader's perception.