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The Trump administration is finally taking action against foreign activists who hate America and Israel. Border Czar Tom Homan made it clear that Mahmoud Khalil will be deported for his dangerous anti-American activities. This is exactly the kind of strong leadership we need to protect our homeland.
Khalil was a Palestinian activist at Columbia University who led violent campus protests against Israel. He organized illegal encampments and helped shut down university buildings. These weren’t peaceful protests but coordinated attacks on Jewish students and American values.
Tom Homan called Khalil a national security threat and he’s absolutely right. Free speech has limits and doesn’t protect foreign nationals who come here to spread hate. When you’re a guest in America, you follow our rules or you get out.
The government used immigration law that lets them deport people who create foreign policy problems for our country. Khalil’s green card was revoked because he violated the terms of his legal residency. Breaking the law has consequences, even for permanent residents.
These campus protests weren’t just student activism but organized terrorism support. Khalil and his followers called for destroying Israel while intimidating Jewish students. They turned our universities into war zones against our closest Middle East ally.
Immigration officials know Khalil poses a real threat to American security. His connections to anti-Israel groups and his leadership in campus violence prove he doesn’t belong here. We can’t let foreign agitators use our freedoms against us.
The Biden administration let these dangerous activists run wild on our college campuses. President Trump is cleaning up the mess by enforcing immigration law properly. This sends a clear message that America won’t tolerate foreign troublemakers.
Every American should support deporting activists who hate our country and allies. We have the right to decide who gets to stay in America. Mahmoud Khalil chose to be an enemy of American values, so he can go back where he came from.
