Trump: “I’ll Deport The Pro-Hamas College Protesters From American Soil”

By FrumNews.com 

Former President Donald J. Trump wants to deport foreign pro-Hamas protesters who protested on college campuses. That’s according to the Washington Post, which reported that Trump revealed his plan this month.

If reelected president, Trump said, he wants to expel foreign students who come to our great and welcoming country with a hateful view of America.

“One thing I do is [that] any student that protests—I [will] throw them out of the country. You know, there are a lot of foreign students. As soon as they hear that, they’re going to behave.” Trump reportedly said, “It has to be stopped now. If you get me elected, and you should really be doing this, if you get me reelected, we’re going to set that movement back 25 or 30 years.”

His words mirror a set of bills, which FrumNews.com reported on, introduced by Tennessee Republican Rep. Andrew Ogles and co-sponsored by Rep. Randy Weber of Texas and Rep. Jeff Duncan of South Carolina.

Ogles’s bill would: (1) Revoke the F, J, or M visas of International students—who are studying at U.S. colleges that have broken the law during a protest—they would be deported to Gaza. (2) Those convicted, including American citizens, would be forced to serve a minimum six-month community service in Gaza.

While these two bills would likely never make their way to Biden’s desk, Trump’s comments put weight on the matter, so if he wins in November—and he very well can—Americans can expect much more federal action against these anti-American protesters and dysfunctional College administration.

Both the bill and comments also send a message out that if the pro-Hamas protesters at our nation’s colleges ideologize Hamas so much, they should be okay living in Gaza among terrorists—who throw those who oppose them off rooftops and drag LGBTQ people on motorcycles through the streets of Gaza.