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Democrats Face Backlash for Supporting Arrested Palestinian Activist Mahmoud Khalil


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1 hour ago, bamnutsak said:

 

So the answer to my question is "No"?

 

Please share the "reasons" that a Green Card holder and the spouse of a U.S. citizen can be detained and deported without due process.

Secretary Rubio gave a  rather. concise and explicit  explanation.

"No one has a right to a student visa," Rubio said. "No one has a right to a green card, by the way. So when you apply for student visa or any visa to enter the United States, we have a right to deny you for virtually any reason, but I think being a supporter of Hamas and coming into our universities and turning them upside down, and being complicit and what are clearly crimes of vandalization, complicit in shutting down learning institutions."

 

Secretary of State Marco Rubio has "determined" that Khalil's "presence or activities in the United States would have serious adverse foreign policy consequences for the United States." 

He is a citizen of Algeria, according to a Department of Homeland Security document obtained by CBS News.

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40 minutes ago, 6Hugh_Janus9 said:

There could be video footage of a defendant gunning down someone on a clear day, and they would still get a trial before being sent to prison. To arrest and deport someone on words alone with no due process is sickening.

He has no legal rights because he is a visa holder

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51 minutes ago, Tug said:

It’s not about the guy that got arrested it’s about freedom of speech.they are using his political speech as an excuse to deport him no more no less.

Not really. He is an Algerian  advocating on behalf of a  listed terror group.

 Would you not be up in arms if US  nationals entered  Germany on  work visas  and started  advocating on behalf of  the listed anti muslim groups?

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Just now, 6Hugh_Janus9 said:

He is a green-card holder not a visa holder, so as a legal resident it grants him the rights to due process

Read up on the legal status of a green card. Not US Citizens and card can be revoked at any time. Under the Immigration and Nationality Act, green card holders do not need to be convicted of something to be “removable". They can be deported if the secretary of homeland security or the attorney general have reasonable grounds to believe they engaged in, or are likely to engage in, terrorist activities.

Feel free to argue his case before an immigration law judge.

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1 minute ago, Patong2021 said:

Read up on the legal status of a green card. Not US Citizens and card can be revoked at any time. Under the Immigration and Nationality Act, green card holders do not need to be convicted of something to be “removable". They can be deported if the secretary of homeland security or the attorney general have reasonable grounds to believe they engaged in, or are likely to engage in, terrorist activities.

Feel free to argue his case before an immigration law judge.

His green card was revoked before facing any form of due process. Immigration law judges normally determine if you broke the law and can then can order to revoke your green card. In this case the immigration law judge would simply be verifying his legal status and deporting him without any form of due process. The only reason he hasn't already been deported is because his lawyer got a NY judge to temporarily pause this deportation. The law is filled with a backlog of rarely used decades old statutes (like the one being used here). This case is a first of its kind and will be disputed. They didn't even have a warrant for his initial arrest...

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3 hours ago, Social Media said:

fighting for a pro-Hamas foreigner who has made life hell for Jews on campus?

Totally not true.

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7 minutes ago, Eloquent pilgrim said:

 

Ha ha ha; threatening a pseudonym with libel, for a comment to another pseudonym on an open forum; maybe time to wind your entitled left wing neck in, and give your head a wobble.

 

 

I didn’t threaten anyone with Libel.

 

I called out you for posting  libelous accusation.

 


 

 

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8 hours ago, DonniePeverley said:

 

What happened to FREE SPEECH ?

 

Didn't JD Vance go to Europe and lecture everyone about allowing free speech?

 

Or is free speech (usually an opportunity to be racist) only the kind of speech YOU want to hear. 

 

Hypocrisy is unbelievable. 

Freedom of speech is one thing. It is not what this guy did though to attract the attention on himself leading to his problems now in the US. 

Although he idd not break any police laws. He demonstrated his intentions to follow terrorism as well as try to coerce others to follow Hamas making him a national threat. He is deportable. What surprises me is why the government is allowing this drawn out show of resistance? They should have taken him and deported him immediately and let him try to fight it from outside the US. Now, all the crazies are gathering to support him which have created even more problems as well as threats to the nation and its people. 

 

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1 hour ago, thesetat said:

Just like you while here in Thailand.

 

But is it?

 

I am not married to a Thai.

 

I do not have PR or am I on a path to citizenship.

 

I have temporary permission to stay.

 

I'd say you're comparing apples and refrigerators.

 

1 hour ago, thesetat said:

Instigating hate and promoting terrorism.

 

Who did this? I think you are projecting, maybe hallucinating.

 

12 minutes ago, thesetat said:

What surprises me is why the government is allowing this drawn out show of resistance?

 

Because the right to voice your opinion and freely assemble for peaceful protest is guaranteed by the Constitution.

 

 

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13 hours ago, Social Media said:

fighting for a pro-Hamas foreigner who has made life hell for Jews on campus?

 

9 hours ago, stevenl said:

Totally not true.

 

Which part are you claiming is not true:  1) Democrats are fighting for a pro=Hamas  foreigner; or 2) Mahmoud Khalil has made life hell for Jews on campus?  Or are you saying both are not true?

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