President Donald Trump made a promise during a successful campaign to restore common sense to the US immigration system. This includes removing green cards and visa owners hostile to America and our way of life.

Earlier this month, Immigration Customs Enforcement (ICE) detained Mahmoud Khalil, a foreigner from Syria. As it is reportedly He was the ring leader of the anti-Israel protests that involved Columbia University for several months in chaos.

“We will revoke visas and green cards from Hamas supporters in America. Tweet After his arrest.

During the protest, Halil As it is reportedly He acted as negotiators on behalf of students, and many people competed and occupied the university’s property. So did Halil As it is reportedly Activists from radical organizations Called He announced his intention to lead a global intifada to “complete eradication of Western civilization.”

This organization sells apartheid at Columbia University; I celebrated It then justified the Hamas-led terrorist attack that killed more than 1,000 Israelis on October 7, 2023. Foreigners defending terrorist organizations have no right to remain in the US, but the Biden administration refused to hold them accountable if Chaos engulfed elite US academic institutions. (Related: Davis: There should be no price tag for border security)

Immigration Reform Law Institute (IRLI) He filed a lawsuit Last year, it revealed whether and how the Biden administration worked with the university to protect these anti-American immigrants from accountability. However, the Trump administration has made it clear that they are not going to allow them to promote chaos and obstacles on U.S. university campuses. president I promised That Halil would be just the first of many anti-American agitators who were detained.

“We know that Columbia and other universities have more students at other universities that are engaged in terrorist, anti-Semitism, and anti-American activities. The Trump administration will not tolerate that,” Trump said.

The cross-border group attacked the Trump administration’s efforts to protect Halil and remove hostile foreigners from the country, claiming that doing so was a violation of the First Amendment.

“The First Amendment is intended to be a cold speech, with government actions protecting everyone in the United States clearly threatening one side of the public debate,” said ACLU lawyers. I said In a statement.

The freedom of speech debate was a popular debate adopted to protect Halil, but it is lacking. Of course, Americans have the right to protest constitutionality. However, Halil is not an American citizen, he is a foreigner. As it is reportedly Supported organizational leads, He called for the overthrow of Western civilization and praised international terrorist organizations.

Furthermore, activities such as university property occupations and graffiti spraypating on the property — all of which occurred during these protests — are not activities protected by the terms of amendment, but criminal violations. Even if Halil is like that do not have Found do not have The United States is not obligated to allow him to remain in the country because he violated criminal law. No criminal conviction is required for a hostile foreigner to strip him or her green card.

Needless to say, foreigners defending the destruction of Western civilization are not good candidates for entry into the United States, as they have the right to expect an alien who allows them to assimilate into culture, customs and law, just like a recognized nation to the United States. Can someone who supports such violent hatred of the West be expected to assimilate into a country that has served as a beacon of Western civilization for generations? (Davis: How does Trump’s deportation plan work?)

The United States has no obligation to recognize foreigners who hate the country. In fact, they have an obligation to remove them, and that’s exactly what the Trump administration is doing. Importing third world migrants with dangerous anti-American ideology is actively harmful to wells–It is our country, and all Americans should oppose it. Foreigners who support their hatred towards America and sympathy for terrorists who want to destroy us should not be welcomed here.

Foreigners who are allowed to come to the US should be grateful, not the light emptying of the country that gave them the opportunity. Halil was awarded the dream that billions of people around the world have. He was given the opportunity to leave a war-torn country for the world’s wealthiest country, was awarded a green card and was given the opportunity to obtain a degree from one of the nation’s best universities.

Instead of bowing his head and thanking him for his opportunity, Halil As it is reportedly I decided to spend some time promoting chaos, division and obstacles towards the country that gave him so much. In many ways, the story of Halil is a tragic story. He had the opportunity to escape Syria and live his American dreams, but he abandoned it all because of his deep hatred of the country that welcomed him.

By allowing foreigners full of hatred towards the United States to be brought into the country, we not only pose an existential threat to our country. Therefore, the Trump administration’s decision to detain and remove Halil and other hostile foreigners is correct.

William J. Davis is a communications associate at the Institute of Immigration Reform Law, a public interest law firm that works to defend the rights and interests of Americans from the negative effects of mass immigration.