Trump Signs Order Making Any Foreign "Student" Who Advocates for Terror Organizations Like Hamas or Hezballah Subject to Deportatio

Trump signs executive order allowing the deportation of foreign students who express support for terrorist organizations like Hamas and Hezbollah.

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— Dr. Maalouf ‏ (@realMaalouf) January 22, 2025

Regarding making foreigners advocating for terrorist groups deportable: there are some Islamic extremists at Columbia who need to be ejected from the country.

To be clear, I don't think that people should be punished for arguing against Israel. They have that right.

But you can't advocate for a terrorist group if you are a foreigner who is only here by our leave, and you can't threaten Jewish students, saying "the enemy [Jews] will not see tomorrow."    

Anti-Israel student activists unleashed mayhem at Columbia University on Tuesday afternoon, which marked the beginning of the spring semester. Several keffiyeh-clad student activists stormed an Israeli history class and passed out anti-Semitic flyers glorifying Hamas, depicting the Star of David being crushed, and promising violence. Others vandalized the campus and called on their followers to shut down the university.

Four student activists, donning keffiyehs, marched into the class, "History of Modern Israel," filming themselves as they recited a script, passed out propaganda, and harassed students, most of whom are Jewish, according to a student in the class.

"THE ENEMY WILL NOT SEE TOMORROW," read one flyer, which used an upside-down triangle symbol that Hamas uses to denote Israeli targets to spell "TOMORROW." The flyer depicts a truck full of Hamas terrorists brandishing heavy artillery, including two RPGs and machine guns.

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A different Columbia course on Zionism avoided disruption today--one taught by Joseph Massad. The tenured lecturer praised Hamas's Oct. 7 terror attack, calling it "incredible" and "awesome" just one day after the assault and separately accused Jews of engaging in a "Hitlerian project." Columbia defended its decision to allow Massad to teach a spring course by touting the fact that his class "is one of three courses Columbia students can elect to take ... on the subject of Zionism and the history of Israel.

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