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Anonymous wrote:Speech isn't free from consequences. Sounds like he FAFO.

Well done by the Trump administration, perfectly justified

The whole point of Free Speech is those consequences can’t come from the government.

Just admit that you hate the First Amendment.

Assaulting people is not free speech, but you know that.

I explained a very basic part of the First Amendment, and you moved the goal posts to assault? Predictable.

You say he’s deported for utilizing his free speech rights, and you’re wrong. He assaulted someone, that’s not free speech.

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Anonymous wrote:I guess the MAGAs here are fine with the next Dem president shipping all the MAGAs off to Guantanamo without cause or issue, right?

99% of people are perfectly fine with the deportation of violent Hamas terrorists whose sole goal is the eradication of the Jewish race.

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Anonymous wrote:Boo Hoo

Assimilate or GTFO

he's engaged to an American woman...and when you say assimilate, do you mean everyone needs to share the same opinion on every topic and must have concurrence with both you and Donald Trump?

Anonymous wrote:When my parents immigrated to the US in the 1970s (NYC) they were told by their friends: never, ever express support for Palestinians or talk about their brutal oppression. Doing so could cost you your job or land you on government watch lists.

I guess the new generation of immigrants didn’t get the memo.

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Anonymous wrote:I guess the MAGAs here are fine with the next Dem president shipping all the MAGAs off to Guantanamo without cause or issue, right?

99% of people are perfectly fine with the deportation of violent Hamas terrorists whose sole goal is the eradication of the Jewish race.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Speech isn't free from consequences. Sounds like he FAFO.

Well done by the Trump administration, perfectly justified

The whole point of Free Speech is those consequences can’t come from the government.

Just admit that you hate the First Amendment.

Assaulting people is not free speech, but you know that.

I explained a very basic part of the First Amendment, and you moved the goal posts to assault? Predictable.

You say he’s deported for utilizing his free speech rights, and you’re wrong. He assaulted someone, that’s not free speech.

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Anonymous wrote:Had Columbia simply arrested people trespassing on private property, committing vandalism, etc. it probably wouldn't have come to this.

The First Amendment does not permit you to trespass or vandalize.

Blah blah

He has been charged with anything

Hasn't

I know. That's the problem. Columbia let all of this illegal behavior go back when it was happening.

I agree that it appears he is being unlawfully detained at the moment. Does not mean he didn't commit crimes back then. He just wasn't charged with them. I can believe that he needs to leave the US and also believe is not being treated properly at the moment. Both things can be true.

How can you believe this?

He hasn't received due process. He's innocent until proven guilty. That is the government's burden. A once great country believed this.

OJ was aquitted. We all still know he murdered his wife.

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Anonymous wrote:It doesn’t matter. Run of the mill green card applicants wait years to get their cards approve. The slightest whiff of anything leads to a rejection. He is never getting his conditional green card switched to a permanent green card, which means he will have to leave. This is separate from his rights etc etc.

I dunno what you're talking about, marriage-based green cards are typically sorted out in 14 to 24 months. It's definitely not "years". And it's not "the slightest whiff", as marriage to a US citizen typically clears away most things that would bar admission, for instance, working without permission.

Marriage based green cards start off as a conditional green card approval for two years. So you get to stay for two years. After two years you have to file to get conditions lifted and a permanent green card. To do that the couple still have to go to interview and show they have a real marriage. You see people stressing out over the smallest things at this point to ace this interview. No immigration officer is going to lift conditions on his conditional green card.

That is for a marriage after arriving on a fiance visa I think.

Nope - that is for all GC marriages. They do it to make sure it's not a sham marriage. When you go for the interview to remove the conditions, they ask a ton of questions and you have to provide a lot of documentation showing you live together. So you'd better have a joint lease or mortgage, bank accounts, utilities, etc. They're very good at knowing who is lying.

Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:It doesn’t matter. Run of the mill green card applicants wait years to get their cards approve. The slightest whiff of anything leads to a rejection. He is never getting his conditional green card switched to a permanent green card, which means he will have to leave. This is separate from his rights etc etc.

I dunno what you're talking about, marriage-based green cards are typically sorted out in 14 to 24 months. It's definitely not "years". And it's not "the slightest whiff", as marriage to a US citizen typically clears away most things that would bar admission, for instance, working without permission.

Marriage based green cards start off as a conditional green card approval for two years. So you get to stay for two years. After two years you have to file to get conditions lifted and a permanent green card. To do that the couple still have to go to interview and show they have a real marriage. You see people stressing out over the smallest things at this point to ace this interview. No immigration officer is going to lift conditions on his conditional green card.

That is for a marriage after arriving on a fiance visa I think.

Anonymous wrote:Boo Hoo

Assimilate or GTFO

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Speech isn't free from consequences. Sounds like he FAFO.

Well done by the Trump administration, perfectly justified

The whole point of Free Speech is those consequences can’t come from the government.

Just admit that you hate the First Amendment.

Assaulting people is not free speech, but you know that.

I explained a very basic part of the First Amendment, and you moved the goal posts to assault? Predictable.

You say he’s deported for utilizing his free speech rights, and you’re wrong. He assaulted someone, that’s not free speech.

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Anonymous wrote:Judge has blocked his deportation

https://news.yahoo.com/federal-judge-blocks-trump-administration-from-deporting-pro-palestinian-activist-mahmoud-khalil-203724926.html

No he hasn't. This judge has no jurisdiction over Khalil.

LOL, did you go to the Trump University Law School?

Jesse Furman from the Southern District of New York doesn't have jurisdiction to hear a habeas petition of someone being held in Louisiana.

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Anonymous wrote:I guess the MAGAs here are fine with the next Dem president shipping all the MAGAs off to Guantanamo without cause or issue, right?

99% of people are perfectly fine with the deportation of violent Hamas terrorists whose sole goal is the eradication of the Jewish race.