A good start.
A journey of a million miles begins with but a single step. Deporting terrorist supporters from this country begins, hopefully, with one single foreign student.
The State Department has revoked the visa of a student who participated in protesting in favor of Hamas, a move in line with President Donald Trump’s call for canceling visas of students involved in the anti-Israel demonstrations on college campuses.
“Yesterday evening, we revoked the first visa of an alien who was previously cited for criminal behavior in connection with Hamas-supporting disruptions,” the State Department said. “This individual was a university student. ICE will proceed with removing this person from the country.”
Good.
Good because it shows there’s consequences for coming to this country and supporting Islamic terrorists.
Good because most of the terrorist supporters aren’t just backing Jihad in Israel, but in America.
Good because foreign students were always a welfare program for universities that subsidizes their radicalism.
Good because many of our problems stem from foreign ‘students’ who stay on or even if they don’t stay on, leave their abandoned kids, like Obama and Kamala, here and create the next generation of radicals.
A journey of a million miles begins with but a single step. Let’s see if this step leads to the journey of tens of thousands of terrorist supporters from America.
somehistory says
Don’t allow the door to hit him on his way out, and make sure he knows many of us are happy to hear that he is leaving….er, being forced to leave.
Wellington says
‘Bout time.
And notice that the West allows for an almost infinitely greater leeway for one to express their ideas than the Islamic world does. Of course, those “enthralled” with Muslin ethics and concepts of liberty will certainly take advantage of Western concepts of what is ethical and what constitutes freedom in order to advance the always freedom-crushing and distorted ethics of Islam.
As an example, Muslims can build their houses of worship quite freely in Western nations and preach their religion but how many who are non-Muslim can freely build their houses of worship and preach their faith in Muslim nations? Let’s start with Saudi Arabia as an example.
James Lincoln says
Wellington,
To your point, a Polish lawmaker said that there will be no mosques built in Poland until Poland can build a Cathedral in Saudi Arabia.
https://gellerreport.com/2018/08/poland-no-mosques-wo-churches.html/
OLD GUY says
That means there will never be a mosque in Poland. Yea!
Now if we could only get the rest of the west to follow.
Cynthia says
Good point, Wellington. They use our freedoms against us, always crying victim and pretending to be another oppressed, brown, minority marching in solidarity. Islam only has solidarity with Islam, yet we let ourselves be deceived.
The minority is the Jewish population that has been seeing a huge rise in hate attacks mainly from Muslims and their propaganda.
࿗Infidel࿘ says
I heard on Megyn Kelly’s morning update that on Saturday, ICE arrested a Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil blocks away from the Columbia campus. AP has reported Mr Khalil’s lawyer saying that not only has his student visa been revoked, but his Green Card is gone as well
So US is now free to deport him, although not sure where: I’m sure Israel won’t want him in Judea or Samaria, unless the US just drops him amidst the rubble in Gaza
࿗Infidel࿘ says
Apologies for posting this here, instead of the previous thread, which I saw after I posted here
Waldorf says
@Mr. Greenfield: ‘Visa’ is the plural of ‘visum’. To my knowledge, you only get one visum, not two (at the same time) to enter a country.
Taffy says
You are correct! But, one of the problems with the English language is that if a word is often used incorrectly, especially by the media, the incorrect word ends up getting incorporated as mainstay English. A good example is antenna. The correct plural is antennae. But the radar and radio guys in WWII started calling the plural “antennas.” So now it seems that correct usage is that the plural of antenna is “antennae” when it refers to an insect, but “antennas” when it refers to radio and electronics.
den says
Have to lift green card.
Crimes Involving Moral Turpitude (CIMT): These are crimes that indicate a breach of societal standards, such as fraud, theft, or assault. While a single CIMT might not be enough for revocation, multiple offenses or one committed within five years of obtaining a green card can be problematic.