Eradicating Hamas from America

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The message is clear: a visa is a privilege, not a right, and that privilege can be revoked when abused.

President Trump made waves this week by taking decisive action against one particularly vocal anti-American agitator. The Department of Homeland Security arrested Mahmoud Khalil, a Columbia University student who had been leading pro-Hamas demonstrations while residing in the United States on a visa.

The Columbia University Apartheid Divest coalition, of which Khalil is a member, has openly acknowledged fighting for the “total eradication of Western civilization” – the very civilization that built and maintains the prestigious university they attend.

The irony of enjoying the benefits of Western education while advocating for its destruction appears lost on these activists. But it wasn’t lost on the Trump administration, which has decided that such fundamental ingratitude deserves a one-way ticket home.

https://pjnewsletter.com/trump-calls-for-hamas-backer/?utm_source=actengage&utm_medium=email

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From the same source:

"For years, our prestigious universities have become staging grounds for increasingly radical ideologies. Students paying six-figure tuition fees now regularly find themselves dodging protest encampments just to attend their classes. Jewish students in particular have reported feeling unsafe …

[To say the least]

“… with some even hiding their religious identities just to navigate campus life without harassment.”

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#3

This one guy is a good start - but he needs to be the first of many. And many more universities with funding cut off.

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Also, as it turns out, (from an article at NY Post) this guy worked at UNRWA - wow, amazing how that place turns them out! I’m sure it prepared him well for his career as a professional paid agitator.

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Thank you, Liz, for the information about his UNWRA employment. New to me, but not surprising.

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