Legal US resident is “disappeared” EXPLICITLY for engaging in legally protected speech
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This is openly illegal authoritarianism at work:
Of course any and all of Trump’s political opponents are, in the eyes of administration, also “threats to the foreign policy and national security interests of the United States.” Such as for example Senator Mark Kelly, who the South African white supremacist drug addict that Trump has deputized to destroy the federal government’s ability to function referred to publicly yesterday as a “traitor.”
Speaking of disgusting traitors to the most basic possible tenets of liberal democracy:
Among the dozens of masked protesters at Barnard College’s library last week, Mahmoud Khalil stood out because his face was bare. In video clips from the demonstration posted online, Khalil is seen testing a megaphone and speaking to a reporter.
Khalil, who is 30 and received a master’s degree in December from Columbia University’s School of International and Public Affairs, is also a foreign national, making him a perfect target for pro-Israel activists who have been calling on the Trump administration to deport students involved in protesting the war in Gaza.
Such pro-Israel forces started circulating photos and video of Khalil shortly after the Barnard library protest concluded last Wednesday. Documenting Jew Hatred on Campus, a group focused on Columbia, described him on X as one of the “leading agitators on campus” and asked Secretary of State Marco Rubio to “#DeportMahmoudKhalil.”
Khalil is married to a US citizen, and has every bit as much right to reside in United States, and to legally protest the policies of the Trump administration, as I do.
And what right is that, exactly?