Immigration

Lerxst1992

It’s horrible what happened to her, but her first statement is false, and that reporting is unbalanced. That comes with risk.

she had plenty of warnings. 

Her visa was revoked recently
she consulted with a lawyer who advised her to fix her visa issue from her home country before entering

She decided to enter without a visa
she decided to enter from a country other than her home country 
She decided to enter from a point notorious for immigration problems.
she decided to enter knowing full well that the us has an aggressive president regarding border protection

The administration is doing plenty of horrible things. Unbalanced reporting will not help.

tbergs

Lerxst1992 said:

It’s horrible what happened to her, but her first statement is false, and that reporting is unbalanced. That comes with risk.

she had plenty of warnings. 

Her visa was revoked recently
she consulted with a lawyer who advised her to fix her visa issue from her home country before entering

She decided to enter without a visa
she decided to enter from a country other than her home country 
She decided to enter from a point notorious for immigration problems.
she decided to enter knowing full well that the us has an aggressive president regarding border protection

The administration is doing plenty of horrible things. Unbalanced reporting will not help.

Did you read the account of the German tourist I posted above in the AP? I understand the view that Mooney is sensationilizing her account, and also, the merits of the detainment are flimsy and fucked up to begin with so focusing on the fact that we (collective) might disagree with her disregard for advice from a lawyer and other factors, is no different than blaming the rape victim who was told she probably shouldn't go to the bar alone or wear that short skirt. She should have known the risks, right?

I see your stance on this issue as complying in advance to authoritarian rule. These types of accounts are meant to intimidate and deter foreign born travelers from even entering the country because the current administration will take a hammer to your situation without consideration of circumstances. It's disgusting and what fascists salivate over. The impacts are already being made clear on the recommendations by universities advising international students not to leave the country and other nations putting out travel advisories if planning trips to the US. Fuck all these scum.

Meanwhile, a white south African with numerous conflicts of interest will be in a secret military briefing today regarding potential war scenarios with China. What the actual fuck?

Halifax2TheMax

tbergs said:

Lerxst1992 said:

It’s horrible what happened to her, but her first statement is false, and that reporting is unbalanced. That comes with risk.

she had plenty of warnings. 

Her visa was revoked recently
she consulted with a lawyer who advised her to fix her visa issue from her home country before entering

She decided to enter without a visa
she decided to enter from a country other than her home country 
She decided to enter from a point notorious for immigration problems.
she decided to enter knowing full well that the us has an aggressive president regarding border protection

The administration is doing plenty of horrible things. Unbalanced reporting will not help.

Did you read the account of the German tourist I posted above in the AP? I understand the view that Mooney is sensationilizing her account, and also, the merits of the detainment are flimsy and fucked up to begin with so focusing on the fact that we (collective) might disagree with her disregard for advice from a lawyer and other factors, is no different than blaming the rape victim who was told she probably shouldn't go to the bar alone or wear that short skirt. She should have known the risks, right?

I see your stance on this issue as complying in advance to authoritarian rule. These types of accounts are meant to intimidate and deter foreign born travelers from even entering the country because the current administration will take a hammer to your situation without consideration of circumstances. It's disgusting and what fascists salivate over. The impacts are already being made clear on the recommendations by universities advising international students not to leave the country and other nations putting out travel advisories if planning trips to the US. Fuck all these scum.

Meanwhile, a white south African with numerous conflicts of interest will be in a secret military briefing today regarding potential war scenarios with China. What the actual fuck?

Some on here have shown that they’re all in on authoritarianism. It’s not difficult to see. And if you don’t think any of this doesn’t embolden domestic law enforcement, there’s a guy named George I’d like to introduce you to. Be careful driving between cities when seeing shows. Slap that MAGA sticker on your car and keep that MAGA hat on the rear dash.

nicknyr15

tbergs said:

Lerxst1992 said:

It’s horrible what happened to her, but her first statement is false, and that reporting is unbalanced. That comes with risk.

she had plenty of warnings. 

Her visa was revoked recently
she consulted with a lawyer who advised her to fix her visa issue from her home country before entering

She decided to enter without a visa
she decided to enter from a country other than her home country 
She decided to enter from a point notorious for immigration problems.
she decided to enter knowing full well that the us has an aggressive president regarding border protection

The administration is doing plenty of horrible things. Unbalanced reporting will not help.

Did you read the account of the German tourist I posted above in the AP? I understand the view that Mooney is sensationilizing her account, and also, the merits of the detainment are flimsy and fucked up to begin with so focusing on the fact that we (collective) might disagree with her disregard for advice from a lawyer and other factors, is no different than blaming the rape victim who was told she probably shouldn't go to the bar alone or wear that short skirt. She should have known the risks, right?

I see your stance on this issue as complying in advance to authoritarian rule. These types of accounts are meant to intimidate and deter foreign born travelers from even entering the country because the current administration will take a hammer to your situation without consideration of circumstances. It's disgusting and what fascists salivate over. The impacts are already being made clear on the recommendations by universities advising international students not to leave the country and other nations putting out travel advisories if planning trips to the US. Fuck all these scum.

Meanwhile, a white south African with numerous conflicts of interest will be in a secret military briefing today regarding potential war scenarios with China. What the actual fuck?

I think this was fake. Not sure though. 

tbergs

nicknyr15 said:

tbergs said:

Lerxst1992 said:

It’s horrible what happened to her, but her first statement is false, and that reporting is unbalanced. That comes with risk.

she had plenty of warnings. 

Her visa was revoked recently
she consulted with a lawyer who advised her to fix her visa issue from her home country before entering

She decided to enter without a visa
she decided to enter from a country other than her home country 
She decided to enter from a point notorious for immigration problems.
she decided to enter knowing full well that the us has an aggressive president regarding border protection

The administration is doing plenty of horrible things. Unbalanced reporting will not help.

Did you read the account of the German tourist I posted above in the AP? I understand the view that Mooney is sensationilizing her account, and also, the merits of the detainment are flimsy and fucked up to begin with so focusing on the fact that we (collective) might disagree with her disregard for advice from a lawyer and other factors, is no different than blaming the rape victim who was told she probably shouldn't go to the bar alone or wear that short skirt. She should have known the risks, right?

I see your stance on this issue as complying in advance to authoritarian rule. These types of accounts are meant to intimidate and deter foreign born travelers from even entering the country because the current administration will take a hammer to your situation without consideration of circumstances. It's disgusting and what fascists salivate over. The impacts are already being made clear on the recommendations by universities advising international students not to leave the country and other nations putting out travel advisories if planning trips to the US. Fuck all these scum.

Meanwhile, a white south African with numerous conflicts of interest will be in a secret military briefing today regarding potential war scenarios with China. What the actual fuck?

I think this was fake. Not sure though. 

My understanding is that it was denied by WH admin, including Hegseth, but then the Wall Street Journal confirmed it 30 minutes after that, which was separate from the original report by NYT. Who knows what's really going on these days. This admin hides a lot of the facts and details around things from the public even though the noise from Trump is non-stop. It makes it seem like information is being shared, but the relevant details of actual actions being carried out has to be sued for and even then, it's a battle for the truth. 

nicknyr15

tbergs said:

nicknyr15 said:

tbergs said:

Lerxst1992 said:

It’s horrible what happened to her, but her first statement is false, and that reporting is unbalanced. That comes with risk.

she had plenty of warnings. 

Her visa was revoked recently
she consulted with a lawyer who advised her to fix her visa issue from her home country before entering

She decided to enter without a visa
she decided to enter from a country other than her home country 
She decided to enter from a point notorious for immigration problems.
she decided to enter knowing full well that the us has an aggressive president regarding border protection

The administration is doing plenty of horrible things. Unbalanced reporting will not help.

Did you read the account of the German tourist I posted above in the AP? I understand the view that Mooney is sensationilizing her account, and also, the merits of the detainment are flimsy and fucked up to begin with so focusing on the fact that we (collective) might disagree with her disregard for advice from a lawyer and other factors, is no different than blaming the rape victim who was told she probably shouldn't go to the bar alone or wear that short skirt. She should have known the risks, right?

I see your stance on this issue as complying in advance to authoritarian rule. These types of accounts are meant to intimidate and deter foreign born travelers from even entering the country because the current administration will take a hammer to your situation without consideration of circumstances. It's disgusting and what fascists salivate over. The impacts are already being made clear on the recommendations by universities advising international students not to leave the country and other nations putting out travel advisories if planning trips to the US. Fuck all these scum.

Meanwhile, a white south African with numerous conflicts of interest will be in a secret military briefing today regarding potential war scenarios with China. What the actual fuck?

I think this was fake. Not sure though. 

My understanding is that it was denied by WH admin, including Hegseth, but then the Wall Street Journal confirmed it 30 minutes after that, which was separate from the original report by NYT. Who knows what's really going on these days. This admin hides a lot of the facts and details around things from the public even though the noise from Trump is non-stop. It makes it seem like information is being shared, but the relevant details of actual actions being carried out has to be sued for and even then, it's a battle for the truth. 

Gotcha….. thank you for the info 

Halifax2TheMax

tbergs said:

nicknyr15 said:

tbergs said:

Lerxst1992 said:

It’s horrible what happened to her, but her first statement is false, and that reporting is unbalanced. That comes with risk.

she had plenty of warnings. 

Her visa was revoked recently
she consulted with a lawyer who advised her to fix her visa issue from her home country before entering

She decided to enter without a visa
she decided to enter from a country other than her home country 
She decided to enter from a point notorious for immigration problems.
she decided to enter knowing full well that the us has an aggressive president regarding border protection

The administration is doing plenty of horrible things. Unbalanced reporting will not help.

Did you read the account of the German tourist I posted above in the AP? I understand the view that Mooney is sensationilizing her account, and also, the merits of the detainment are flimsy and fucked up to begin with so focusing on the fact that we (collective) might disagree with her disregard for advice from a lawyer and other factors, is no different than blaming the rape victim who was told she probably shouldn't go to the bar alone or wear that short skirt. She should have known the risks, right?

I see your stance on this issue as complying in advance to authoritarian rule. These types of accounts are meant to intimidate and deter foreign born travelers from even entering the country because the current administration will take a hammer to your situation without consideration of circumstances. It's disgusting and what fascists salivate over. The impacts are already being made clear on the recommendations by universities advising international students not to leave the country and other nations putting out travel advisories if planning trips to the US. Fuck all these scum.

Meanwhile, a white south African with numerous conflicts of interest will be in a secret military briefing today regarding potential war scenarios with China. What the actual fuck?

I think this was fake. Not sure though. 

My understanding is that it was denied by WH admin, including Hegseth, but then the Wall Street Journal confirmed it 30 minutes after that, which was separate from the original report by NYT. Who knows what's really going on these days. This admin hides a lot of the facts and details around things from the public even though the noise from Trump is non-stop. It makes it seem like information is being shared, but the relevant details of actual actions being carried out has to be sued for and even then, it's a battle for the truth. 

And if someone or organization sues and wins, they just refuse to comply and have the democrat lunatic judge doxxed while they appeal and stall. Meanwhile, shit is happening and we don’t have a clue. Damage is being done and will be irretrievably broken by the time anyone can get back to fix it. All part and parcel of Project 2025.

Any other western democracy’s citizens would be in the streets surrounding the parliament and PM residence and calling for national strikes. ‘Murikkka? Silent majority acquiescence.

Lerxst1992

tbergs said:

Lerxst1992 said:

It’s horrible what happened to her, but her first statement is false, and that reporting is unbalanced. That comes with risk.

she had plenty of warnings. 

Her visa was revoked recently
she consulted with a lawyer who advised her to fix her visa issue from her home country before entering

She decided to enter without a visa
she decided to enter from a country other than her home country 
She decided to enter from a point notorious for immigration problems.
she decided to enter knowing full well that the us has an aggressive president regarding border protection

The administration is doing plenty of horrible things. Unbalanced reporting will not help.

Did you read the account of the German tourist I posted above in the AP? I understand the view that Mooney is sensationilizing her account, and also, the merits of the detainment are flimsy and fucked up to begin with so focusing on the fact that we (collective) might disagree with her disregard for advice from a lawyer and other factors, is no different than blaming the rape victim who was told she probably shouldn't go to the bar alone or wear that short skirt. She should have known the risks, right?

I see your stance on this issue as complying in advance to authoritarian rule. These types of accounts are meant to intimidate and deter foreign born travelers from even entering the country because the current administration will take a hammer to your situation without consideration of circumstances. It's disgusting and what fascists salivate over. The impacts are already being made clear on the recommendations by universities advising international students not to leave the country and other nations putting out travel advisories if planning trips to the US. Fuck all these scum.

Meanwhile, a white south African with numerous conflicts of interest will be in a secret military briefing today regarding potential war scenarios with China. What the actual fuck?

the worst thing the resistance can do is hand trump a victory, and the best way to do that is liberal overreaction to inaccurate reporting. That makes him seem a little reasonable to non Harris voters and not an authoritarian.

 That enables him to minimize and hide the true horror of the story, the horrific detainment conditions et al, and showcase this is a complainer who ignored specific legal advice and entered on an revoked visa and he’ll also claim she was trying to sneak in by coming thru a busy port hiding behind bad hombres in a country foreign to her.

Halifax2TheMax

It’s working. The acceptance of authoritarianism is working. Let’s focus on the left’s hysteria and how that gives COOTWH a “victory” rather than focus on what rightly should have happened in a non-authoritarian run country. She should have been turned away at the border for her egregious conduct and actions and told to come back, not detained, humiliated and turned into a financial cost to taxpayers (detention ain’t free). Had that happened, we might not even be talking about it.

The burden is always on the “radical leftists and ‘liberal overreactionaries’”.

Lerxst1992

Halifax2TheMax said:

The Gestapo tactics round ups continue. Because Israel:

Georgetown scholar detained over American wife’s Palestinian ties, lawyer says

Badar Khan Suri, a postdoctoral scholar at Georgetown University and citizen of India, was arrested Monday night outside of his Virginia home by officers who identified themselves as Department of Homeland Security agents, according to a legal filing by Suri's lawyer.

ALEXANDRIA, Va. (AP) — A Georgetown University researcher who is married to a Palestinian American was detained by immigration agents who told him his visa had been revoked, prompting another high-profile legal fight over deportation proceedings against foreign-born visa holders authorized to live in the U.S. 

Badar Khan Suri, a postdoctoral scholar at Georgetown University and citizen of India, was arrested Monday night outside of his Virginia home by officers who identified themselves as Department of Homeland Security agents, according to a legal filing by Suri’s lawyer. 

Hassan Ahmad, Suri’s Virginia-based attorney, wrote in a court filing that Suri was targeted because of his wife’s “identity as a Palestinian and her constitutionally protected speech.”

Suri was later taken to a detention facility in Louisiana, according to a government website. His lawyers are seeking his immediate release and to halt deportation proceedings through their habeas motion filed Tuesday against the Trump administration. 

“The Trump Administration has openly expressed its intention to weaponize immigration law to punish noncitizens whose views are deemed critical of U.S. policy as it relates to Israel,” Suri’s attorney wrote.

Suri’s detention more than 1,000 miles (about 1,600 kilometers) away from his family and attorney is “plainly intended as retaliation and punishment for Mr. Suri’s protected speech,” his attorney added. 

The deportation effort comes amid legal fights over cases involving a Columbia University international affairs graduate student and a doctor from Lebanon.

Suri was accused of “spreading Hamas propaganda and promoting antisemitism on social media” and determined to be deportable by the Secretary of State’s office, Homeland Security Assistant Secretary Tricia McLaughlin said late Wednesday on X, formerly known as Twitter. Suri’s case was first reported by Politico. 

The filing by Suri’s lawyer said that federal authorities have provided no evidence that he’s committed any crimes and that his detention violates his free speech and due process rights. Suri, who has no criminal record, holds a visa authorizing him to be in the U.S. as a visiting scholar, and his wife is a U.S. citizen, according to the motion. 

His lawyer didn’t immediately respond to an messages seeking further comment Thursday. 

Suri’s lawyers say he’s currently teaching a course at Georgetown and hopes to become a university professor. A Georgetown webpage identifies Suri as a postdoctoral fellow at Alwaleed Bin Talal Center for Muslim-Christian Understanding at the university. The university said his areas of interest include religion, violence and peace processes in the Middle East and South Asia. The bio said that he earned a doctorate in India while studying efforts to introduce democracy to Afghanistan and Iraq, and he has traveled extensively in conflict zones in several countries.

The university said in a statement Thursday that Suri is an Indian national who was “duly granted a visa to enter the United States to continue his doctoral research on peacebuilding in Iraq and Afghanistan.”

“We are not aware of him engaging in any illegal activity, and we have not received a reason for his detention,” the school said. “We support our community members’ rights to free and open inquiry, deliberation and debate, even if the underlying ideas may be difficult, controversial or objectionable. We expect the legal system to adjudicate this case fairly.”

The U.S. Customs and Immigration Enforcement detainee locator website lists Suri as being in the custody of immigration officials at the Alexandria Staging Facility in Louisiana.

Separately, Columbia University student activist Mahmoud Khalil, a legal U.S. resident with no criminal record, was detained earlier this month over his participation in pro-Palestinian demonstrations and is fighting deportation efforts in federal court. And Dr. Rasha Alawieh, a kidney transplant specialist who previously worked and lived in Rhode Island, was deported over the weekend despite having a U.S. visa.

https://www.boston.com/news/education/2025/03/20/georgetown-scholar-detained-over-american-wifes-palestinian-ties-lawyer-says/

Missed this yesterday. It’s unreal, the one sided reporting. Keeps on happening on AMT.



this is that individuals father in law (not saying it’s right or wrong but unbalanced reporting is what is wrong.
  The article is leaving out a very significant detail. Trying to pretend it’s because the wife is simply Palestinian. That’s either an outright lie or…..Oops.)


Ahmed Yousef (also known as Yousef Saleh, Abu Ahmed, Ahmed bin Yousef)[1][2] was a senior adviser to Gaza's Prime Minister Ismail Haniyeh and remains close to current Hamas leadership.[3][4] 


Yousef previously served as the Executive Director of the United Association for Studies and Research, a U.S.-based non-profit organization that has been called a front operation for Hamas.[6]


The links to wiki are there.

Halifax2TheMax

Lerxst1992 said:

Halifax2TheMax said:

The Gestapo tactics round ups continue. Because Israel:

Georgetown scholar detained over American wife’s Palestinian ties, lawyer says

Badar Khan Suri, a postdoctoral scholar at Georgetown University and citizen of India, was arrested Monday night outside of his Virginia home by officers who identified themselves as Department of Homeland Security agents, according to a legal filing by Suri's lawyer.

ALEXANDRIA, Va. (AP) — A Georgetown University researcher who is married to a Palestinian American was detained by immigration agents who told him his visa had been revoked, prompting another high-profile legal fight over deportation proceedings against foreign-born visa holders authorized to live in the U.S. 

Badar Khan Suri, a postdoctoral scholar at Georgetown University and citizen of India, was arrested Monday night outside of his Virginia home by officers who identified themselves as Department of Homeland Security agents, according to a legal filing by Suri’s lawyer. 

Hassan Ahmad, Suri’s Virginia-based attorney, wrote in a court filing that Suri was targeted because of his wife’s “identity as a Palestinian and her constitutionally protected speech.”

Suri was later taken to a detention facility in Louisiana, according to a government website. His lawyers are seeking his immediate release and to halt deportation proceedings through their habeas motion filed Tuesday against the Trump administration. 

“The Trump Administration has openly expressed its intention to weaponize immigration law to punish noncitizens whose views are deemed critical of U.S. policy as it relates to Israel,” Suri’s attorney wrote.

Suri’s detention more than 1,000 miles (about 1,600 kilometers) away from his family and attorney is “plainly intended as retaliation and punishment for Mr. Suri’s protected speech,” his attorney added. 

The deportation effort comes amid legal fights over cases involving a Columbia University international affairs graduate student and a doctor from Lebanon.

Suri was accused of “spreading Hamas propaganda and promoting antisemitism on social media” and determined to be deportable by the Secretary of State’s office, Homeland Security Assistant Secretary Tricia McLaughlin said late Wednesday on X, formerly known as Twitter. Suri’s case was first reported by Politico. 

The filing by Suri’s lawyer said that federal authorities have provided no evidence that he’s committed any crimes and that his detention violates his free speech and due process rights. Suri, who has no criminal record, holds a visa authorizing him to be in the U.S. as a visiting scholar, and his wife is a U.S. citizen, according to the motion. 

His lawyer didn’t immediately respond to an messages seeking further comment Thursday. 

Suri’s lawyers say he’s currently teaching a course at Georgetown and hopes to become a university professor. A Georgetown webpage identifies Suri as a postdoctoral fellow at Alwaleed Bin Talal Center for Muslim-Christian Understanding at the university. The university said his areas of interest include religion, violence and peace processes in the Middle East and South Asia. The bio said that he earned a doctorate in India while studying efforts to introduce democracy to Afghanistan and Iraq, and he has traveled extensively in conflict zones in several countries.

The university said in a statement Thursday that Suri is an Indian national who was “duly granted a visa to enter the United States to continue his doctoral research on peacebuilding in Iraq and Afghanistan.”

“We are not aware of him engaging in any illegal activity, and we have not received a reason for his detention,” the school said. “We support our community members’ rights to free and open inquiry, deliberation and debate, even if the underlying ideas may be difficult, controversial or objectionable. We expect the legal system to adjudicate this case fairly.”

The U.S. Customs and Immigration Enforcement detainee locator website lists Suri as being in the custody of immigration officials at the Alexandria Staging Facility in Louisiana.

Separately, Columbia University student activist Mahmoud Khalil, a legal U.S. resident with no criminal record, was detained earlier this month over his participation in pro-Palestinian demonstrations and is fighting deportation efforts in federal court. And Dr. Rasha Alawieh, a kidney transplant specialist who previously worked and lived in Rhode Island, was deported over the weekend despite having a U.S. visa.

https://www.boston.com/news/education/2025/03/20/georgetown-scholar-detained-over-american-wifes-palestinian-ties-lawyer-says/

Missed this yesterday. It’s unreal, the one sided reporting. Keeps on happening on AMT.



this is that individuals father in law (not saying it’s right or wrong but unbalanced reporting is what is wrong.
  The article is leaving out a very significant detail. Trying to pretend it’s because the wife is simply Palestinian. That’s either an outright lie or…..Oops.)


Ahmed Yousef (also known as Yousef Saleh, Abu Ahmed, Ahmed bin Yousef)[1][2] was a senior adviser to Gaza's Prime Minister Ismail Haniyeh and remains close to current Hamas leadership.[3][4] 


Yousef previously served as the Executive Director of the United Association for Studies and Research, a U.S.-based non-profit organization that has been called a front operation for Hamas.[6]


The links to wiki are there.

And bad actors don’t manipulate Wiki? Who called the United Association for Studies and Research “a front operation for Hamas”? ADL? Israel? Mossad? Some far right orthodox blogger somewhere on Faceturd or Twat?

Has the US government made the same allegations and charged him with any crimes or is this little Marco playing Prince? “Support for terrorism, aiding and abetting terrorist organizations” and the like come with very specific charges and require due process. Something you apparently have jettisoned because you don’t approve.

Again, you’re all in on the authoritarianism. I’m assuming because Israel or “the other.” Care to clarify?

Halifax2TheMax

OMG! What is Georgetown University doing to protect it’s students from a known Hamas operative??

HughFreakingDillon

funny when someone bitches about inaccurate/one sided reporting then uses wikipedia as their source. My teenage daughter's teachers won't even allow that as sources for a fucking essay. "do better"

Halifax2TheMax

HughFreakingDillon said:

funny when someone bitches about inaccurate/one sided reporting then uses wikipedia as their source. My teenage daughter's teachers won't even allow that as sources for a fucking essay. "do better"

This what I enjoy about posting on here. Someone makes a claim, provides a link to a source and I go hmmmmmmmm, let me look and poke around. I mean surely Georgetown University must tighten up their screening procedures to protect their little cherubs, right? How and why would they allow a Hamas operative working for a Hamas front organization on campus? Well, turns out, this Hamas front organization has existed in ‘Murikkka since 1989.

It’s a known tactic that works, discredit the people and organizations that disagree with you and criticize you. In a sustained effort to silence them. So much for freedom of association and expression, particularly in the absence of a violation of law, with its supposed “due process.”

Charlie Kirk anyone?

Lerxst1992

Halifax2TheMax said:

HughFreakingDillon said:

funny when someone bitches about inaccurate/one sided reporting then uses wikipedia as their source. My teenage daughter's teachers won't even allow that as sources for a fucking essay. "do better"

This what I enjoy about posting on here. Someone makes a claim, provides a link to a source and I go hmmmmmmmm, let me look and poke around. I mean surely Georgetown University must tighten up their screening procedures to protect their little cherubs, right? How and why would they allow a Hamas operative working for a Hamas front organization on campus? Well, turns out, this Hamas front organization has existed in ‘Murikkka since 1989.

It’s a known tactic that works, discredit the people and organizations that disagree with you and criticize you. In a sustained effort to silence them. So much for freedom of association and expression, particularly in the absence of a violation of law, with its supposed “due process.”

Charlie Kirk anyone?

Second source, from India. The fact is that this dudes father in law was a senior advisor to Hamas, and that was left out of your article for some reason. 

all your inaccuracies accomplish …whether this article or others about that actress also omitting key details… allows trump to accurately claim fake news.

if you’re going after the king, better aim straight or you are handing him more power.

..

Arrest and Deportation Orders

Masked DHS agents reportedly informed Suri that his visa had been revoked before taking him into custody. Tricia McLaughlin, Assistant Secretary at DHS, stated, "Suri was a foreign exchange student at Georgetown University actively spreading Hamas propaganda and promoting antisemitism on social media."

According to McLaughlin, Suri has "close connections to a known or suspected terrorist, who is a senior advisor to Hamas." This likely refers to his father-in-law, Ahamed Yousef, who previously served as deputy foreign minister in the Hamas government and later led the House of Wisdom Institute in Gaza.

The Secretary of State determined on March 15, 2025, that Suri’s activities made him deportable under INA section 237(a)(4)(C)(i), which applies to foreign nationals engaged in activities that could be deemed a security threat.

https://www.businesstoday.in/nri/visa/story/indian-green-card-holder-in-us-to-be-deported-as-father-in-law-was-earlier-a-hamas-minister-468661-2025-03-20

Lerxst1992

HughFreakingDillon said:

funny when someone bitches about inaccurate/one sided reporting then uses wikipedia as their source. My teenage daughter's teachers won't even allow that as sources for a fucking essay. "do better"

And you make attack after attack with zero sourcing. Yeah. You are noble and honest.

Halifax2TheMax

Lerxst1992 said:

Halifax2TheMax said:

HughFreakingDillon said:

funny when someone bitches about inaccurate/one sided reporting then uses wikipedia as their source. My teenage daughter's teachers won't even allow that as sources for a fucking essay. "do better"

This what I enjoy about posting on here. Someone makes a claim, provides a link to a source and I go hmmmmmmmm, let me look and poke around. I mean surely Georgetown University must tighten up their screening procedures to protect their little cherubs, right? How and why would they allow a Hamas operative working for a Hamas front organization on campus? Well, turns out, this Hamas front organization has existed in ‘Murikkka since 1989.

It’s a known tactic that works, discredit the people and organizations that disagree with you and criticize you. In a sustained effort to silence them. So much for freedom of association and expression, particularly in the absence of a violation of law, with its supposed “due process.”

Charlie Kirk anyone?

Second source, from India. The fact is that this dudes father in law was a senior advisor to Hamas, and that was left out of your article for some reason. 

all your inaccuracies accomplish …whether this article or others about that actress also omitting key details… allows trump to accurately claim fake news.

if you’re going after the king, better aim straight or you are handing him more power.

..

Arrest and Deportation Orders

Masked DHS agents reportedly informed Suri that his visa had been revoked before taking him into custody. Tricia McLaughlin, Assistant Secretary at DHS, stated, "Suri was a foreign exchange student at Georgetown University actively spreading Hamas propaganda and promoting antisemitism on social media."

According to McLaughlin, Suri has "close connections to a known or suspected terrorist, who is a senior advisor to Hamas." This likely refers to his father-in-law, Ahamed Yousef, who previously served as deputy foreign minister in the Hamas government and later led the House of Wisdom Institute in Gaza.

The Secretary of State determined on March 15, 2025, that Suri’s activities made him deportable under INA section 237(a)(4)(C)(i), which applies to foreign nationals engaged in activities that could be deemed a security threat.

https://www.businesstoday.in/nri/visa/story/indian-green-card-holder-in-us-to-be-deported-as-father-in-law-was-earlier-a-hamas-minister-468661-2025-03-20

Sounds like you’re totally okay with guilt by association and an absence of a violation of law, and allowing the SOS, little dark prince Rube make the call without “due process.” Congratulations.

What “engaged activities that ‘could’ be deemed a security threat” did the deportee engage in?

Lerxst1992

I have said over and over these people deserve their day in court.

whats being pointed out, in story after story, certain facts that could be significant are omitted. All that does is give trump the opportunity to point out that he was correct in his fake news accusations, if the courts happen to rule in state depts favor.

Halifax2TheMax

Lerxst1992 said:

I have said over and over these people deserve their day in court.

whats being pointed out, in story after story, certain facts that could be significant are omitted. All that does is give trump the opportunity to point out that he was correct in his fake news accusations, if the courts happen to rule in state depts favor.

Pre, during or post detention?

mickeyrat

https://www.threads.net/@vincedmonroy/post/DHen9Goyc_u?xmt=AQGzXPETrKFEY0tkMnWaAKeXYDDrGxJnxYGEL3rr4iHl_w

Jessica Tarlov: Attorneys are reporting that people who have been falsely sent to El Salvador are being sent back because, guess what, they are not Venezuelan and also they sent some women. Are you going to finally admit that the way that they are vetting these people is inaccurate at best?