Columbia Warns Students Who Post About Hamas and Palestinians

 I hope they do deport this dude, Mahmoud Khalil.  It’s one thing to be a U.S. citizen and speak poorly of America and speak kindly of a terrorist organization.  It’s quite another to be a guest in America and use the freedoms WE have provided and the education that we have provided, to then lead protests on college campuses that are against our government and for our enemies.  The  Green card we gave you spells that out.  Hey Mahmoud, there are dozens of Muslim countries you can go to and scream your hatred about Jews and Israel…so pick one and we’ll see that you get flown there.

Can you imagine the outrage of the Left if white men on campus were organizing a “black people back to Africa”, protest because of the rampant crime committed by blacks in America?  They’d have a cow.  But because the protests are making Jews feel afraid, they are fine with it.

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A few days after the arrest of Mahmoud Khalil, a leader of the pro-Palestinian protests at Columbia University in New York, the university's administration called an urgent meeting for foreign students and senior faculty members on Thursday. The message was clear: international students must refrain from publishing content related to Gaza, Ukraine and protests sparked by Khalil's arrest.

The meeting took place in the Pulitzer Building, one of the university's landmarks. The room was packed, with a tense atmosphere. Some students took notes while others stared in shock at the speakers.

Prof. Stuart Carl, an expert on the U.S. Constitution’s First Amendment, told students that the Trump administration's new policy of deporting international students who joined protests against Israel could jeopardize their academic futures and personal freedom.

"If you have a social media account, don't be filled with articles about the Middle East," Carl warned. When a Palestinian student objected, Journalism School Dean Jelani Cobb was even more direct: "No one can protect you. This is a dangerous time."

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