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actually, they are very happy to live in Israel and have all the rights that any citizen does.No, most of them are just trying to get by day to day without the Zionists murdering them like they have 50,000 people in Gaza
WATCH: Muslim Arab-Israeli Expresses 'Neverending Love' for the Jewish State | United with Israel
On Israel's Independence Day, Sarah Zoabi, a Muslim Arab-Israeli, expresses her profound 'love and loyalty' for the Jewish state.
wow! You really don't know anything. Not only is Gaza a very desirable location (I have been there. Have you?), but it had no Israelis in it since 2006 so claims of "apartheid" are, on their face, completely impossible. It was what the Arabs wanted, so it was given over with an infrastructure."Nuh-uh" isn't an argument. Gaza is exactly what the Apartheid regime tried to do in the last days, they declared the most undesirable parts of South Africa as "homelands" for the Zulu and Xhosa.
If that's even true then it should be seen as an embarrassment to any institution which conferred it because you know so little.Have a degree in history, thanks. I just don't accept the Hollywood version of history where you are the "Good Guys".
That's the case in other areas of the world. If you are an isolationist, are you consistent about that?We are sending billions over there and have been fighting wars there since the 1980s. Um, yeah, it is happening.
That's a lobby for a foreign government? I have heard that accusation. I haven't seen anything that supports it though.Ever here of AIPAC? Can you name another foreign government that has a lobby as powerful as AIPAC?
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I haven't read up on all the cases. I know that in some, the issue wasn't criminal in that sense, nor is it a matter of first amendment rights, but that the people involved crossed lines established by other acts. I don't support a lot of what the US government is doing but criticisms need to address the actual facts of each case (and the fact that in many cases, the US government had not reviewed salient facts)Um, something about due process. None of the people being deported or held actually committed any crimes or broken any laws.
US government expands grounds for canceling international students’ legal status
Foreign students around the country were rattled over the past month to learn their student status had been canceled by Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
google is your friendWhat crime did Mahmoud Khalil break? What law did Rumeysa Ozturk break?
Columbia University activist Mahmoud Khalil can be deported, immigration judge rules
A Louisiana immigration judge has ruled that the U.S. can deport Mahmoud Khalil based on the federal government’s argument that he poses a national security risk. His lawyers are expected to appeal, and a federal judge in New Jersey has temporarily barred Khalil’s removal from the country.