Literally, Mahmoud Khalil cannot be deported fast enough.
“I was born and raised in a Palestinian refugee camp in Syria, and then I had to flee the country at the age of 18 to Lebanon. And then I had also to leave Lebanon to come here to this country — only to be surprised that the promise that I was seeking was not there,” says… pic.twitter.com/LU075JUF0c
— Democracy Now! (@democracynow) September 30, 2026
The deportation campaign against him was begun because he was harassing Jewish students just trying to go to class. That's why he was 'targeted'. He was a threat to the safety of students. It has nothing at all to do with him being from Palestine.
https://t.co/js24EVzsIn pic.twitter.com/9jbR0PZ2MK
— Stephen L. Miller (@redsteeze) September 30, 2026
If only. He hates this country. Why does he continue to fight to stay?
Don’t come to America and vow to destroy it. https://t.co/S7MCmMqtu9
— EducatëdHillbilly™ (@RobProvince) September 30, 2026
That seems like common sense. Guess common sense isn't so common anymore. If you are a guest of a country, threatening its citizens is probably not the best move.
GET OUT https://t.co/sVxtqoBQkz
— ThunderB🇺🇸🇮🇱 (@Pimpernell13) September 30, 2026
Then leave. Get out of my country. https://t.co/22WrCaS9NJ
— Neil Stevens 🇺🇸 (@presjpolk) September 30, 2026
And in the words of Beyonce, can you walk while you talk?
So he left Lebanon to come to the Us to be a permanent student and harass Jews and others on campus instead of taking care of his kid.
— Censored Sensor (@CensoredSensor) September 30, 2026
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Basically.
You left out the part where the criminality of your own people is what drove you out of 'Palestine' and Lebanon.
— Occam's Salad Shooter, Billy Joe Remarkable (@Harry_Bergeron) September 30, 2026
Now you're wanting to spread it world-wide.
It's also why other Muslim majority countries don't want to take them in.
Yet millions of immigrants, many fleeing oppressive conditions, have prospered in the US.
— Roger Miller 🇺🇸🇨🇦 (@onlyRogerMiller) September 30, 2026
Could it be that they were responsible and respected America, it's laws and it's customs, and in return where rewarded with the opportunity it offers?
Maybe they're the drama.
— Smells Like Teen Statism (@BlueEightySix) September 30, 2026
FFS…. Stop glamorising radicals
— Nervana Mahmoud (@Nervana_1) September 30, 2026
There is nothing worth looking up to or emulating in this guy.
Sounds like he’s got a problem and needs to go home and figure it out. We aren’t a waste bin for the wandering malcontents of the planet.
— Augustus McCrae (@McCrae18509) September 30, 2026
It sounds like he could use a gratitude journal. America should buy him one he can use in his new home wherever he lands.
I’m disappointed we even let Mahmoud in the Country.
— OhtaniBetts (@jmtomsick) September 30, 2026
That was a mistake.
Sounds like a trouble maker
— BillyMumphrey (@dudlydorit) September 30, 2026
Oh he is. That's why he is a Democrat darling.
America is not the worlds landfill.
— Why (@BuckeyeFanatic0) September 30, 2026
And we need to stop allowing people like him to treat it like it is.