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You think anyone can come to the U.S.? If you visit the Statue of Liberty, it seems welcoming. I picked up three guys from Honduras at Home Depot; they have nowhere to go. Hector needs medication twice a day, and they all need to use the bathroom. Can they stay here? No, why not? You support them coming to the country but not into your home? Come on, that's hypocritical. Let’s go, guys. Sorry, man.

You would do anything for the illegal stuff to be feared. I think we found a new home for you guys. What? I don’t understand this immigration situation. They need to hear us. They are not violent; they’re good people. Just like before, right? Can they stay for dinner? Sorry, but we have your signature. You guys have to drive back down south. Back to Home Depot.

International students at a rally supporting terrorism should be deported and have their student visas revoked. Those chanting for Palestine's freedom should be sent back to their country of origin. The speaker questions which Middle Eastern country serves as a model for freedom, noting that even Jordan and Egypt do not support Gaza. This raises important questions about their beliefs.

The administration is revoking visas and green cards daily for those who lied on their visa applications. If someone indicated they were coming to the U.S. to participate in pro-Hamas events, that goes against U.S. foreign policy interests, and the visa would not have been granted. The revocation of the Columbia student's visa was justified because he was a negotiator for people who took over a campus and vandalized buildings. Being a spokesperson for such actions is a crime. The speaker stated they don't want people who promote Hamas, terrorist organizations, vandalism, or riots on campus. Visa revocations are not limited to pro-Palestinian individuals; the administration also wants to remove Tren de Aragua gang members, who are designated as a terrorist organization. The speaker stated the U.S. doesn't want terrorists or people who commit crimes and undermine national security, especially those who are here as guests with a visa. A visa is not a birthright, and violating its terms will result in deportation.

If you want to abolish Israel or sympathize with jihadists, we don't want you in our country. Student visas will be canceled, and college campuses are being taken over by those who sympathize with Hamas. The recent pro-jihadist protests had an unprecedented number of resident aliens participating. By 2025, we will locate and deport those individuals.

If you dislike America, leave. We don't want you here. If you don't want to be here, go home. Some people are chanting in Arabic about the country they've chosen, but it's not satisfactory for them. We don't need them here.

The administration is revoking visas and green card processes for individuals who lied on their visa applications. If someone applying for a visa stated they would participate in pro-Hamas events, the visa would have been denied because it runs counter to US foreign policy interests. The Columbia student in question was allegedly a negotiator and spokesperson for a movement that vandalized buildings and disrupted campus activities. The speaker stated that they never would have allowed him into the country if they had known his intentions. The speaker stated that the administration wants to remove individuals who promote Hamas, terrorist organizations, vandalism, acts of rebellion, and riots on campus. They also want to get rid of Tren de Aragua gang members, who they consider terrorists. The speaker clarified that a visa is not a birthright, but permission to visit the country, and violating the terms of visitation will result in deportation.

Randomly kidnapping people and throwing them out of the country violates their civil and constitutional rights. It would be insane if another country started randomly throwing people out of our country. These people need to be removed from here.

This resident alien could be deported if the Secretary of State believes he poses a foreign policy risk. His student group aims to eradicate Western civilization, which I see as a national security threat, given the Columbia and Barnard issues. These protests, the violence, the intimidation against Jewish students—it's an act of insurrection. If we let radicals overrun our campuses like in Europe, that's on us. This isn't about disagreeing with viewpoints; it's about jeopardizing U.S. security. He's a radical fomenting problems, and his organization has disrupted campus life. He should be deported based on the Trump administration's findings. We're fighting for Western civilization's future, and he's on the wrong side. He doesn't need to be here.

Trump's new executive order targets individuals on student visas or green cards who protest in the U.S. It’s perplexing that people come to the U.S. for opportunities, yet still wave their home country's flags and protest. If you want to protest, do it in your own country, not here. The U.S. provides food, shelter, and a better life, so focus on that. Concerns about foreign issues should not overshadow the benefits received in the U.S. Prioritize your life and family in this country.

Students in universities, whether American or on student visas, expressing support for Hamas should face consequences. Their statements, such as "I support Hamas" or "I am Hamas," go beyond sympathy for Palestinians in Gaza. It's essential to revoke their student visas and consider immediate actions like reinstating the travel ban. There are various measures that can be taken in response to these situations.

If you apply for a visitor's visa to enter the United States and express support for a group like Hamas, we can deny your visa. We would deny your visa if you express your intentions to engage in anti-Jewish or anti-Semitic activities or disrupt our universities. If you're already in the country on a visa and engage in these activities, we will revoke it. Even if you have a green card as a result of that visa, we will remove you from the country.

The speaker states that the U.S. government is revoking visas and green cards for individuals who lied on their visa applications. If someone enters the U.S. and participates in pro-Hamas events, which goes against U.S. foreign policy interests, it's considered a lie, and their visa will be revoked. The speaker says the student in question was a negotiator for people who took over a campus and vandalized buildings. The speaker asserts that the U.S. doesn't want people who promote Hamas, participate in vandalism, or engage in riots on campus. The speaker clarifies that the policy applies to anyone promoting terrorist organizations, including groups like the Trinidad Agua gang. The speaker emphasizes that a visa is not a birthright, and those who violate the terms of their visa will be deported.

I will support Israel's fight against terror and deport jihad sympathizers and America-hating radicals quickly.

If you dislike America, leave. We don't want you here. If you don't want to be here, go home. Some people are chanting in Arabic about this country they've chosen, but it's not satisfactory for them. We don't need them here.

Arnold Mitchen has an access to the prime minister where other people don't get this access. Anytime he needs something, he can pick up the phone and find it. There is some law in Israel that help Arnold Michel to pay less taxes. This law has a deadline, and Meacham wants to this deadline to be pushing far off. So Netanyahu is speaking with his finance minister, telling him, maybe we'll help Arnold. Well, we will do it with this law, extend it for few more years. Any law that relates to taxes needs to go through ALLP, the finance minister. He tried to help Arnold Mitchel in few other things. Arnold Mitchel helped Israel in some ways to get all kinds of equipment to our nuclear project to build nuclear bombs. This was forty or fifty years ago. Many people thought some of the things that he did was against the American laws. Years later, he decided to brag about it and to tell it out loud. Lieutenant Lord James Bond. Wow. They're ex very exciting. It made someone in the American administration furious. Not only he did it, but now he said it out loud. So they decided to cut his visa, and all his life is in The US.

If you dislike America, leave. We don't want you here. If you don't want to be here, go home. Some people are chanting in Arabic about this country they've chosen, but it's not satisfactory for them. We don't need them here.

Speaker 0: I mean, Hezbollah, you know, bombed the embassy in, in Beirut and, including many Americans. So, I just feel that's quite inappropriate. Speaker 1: You are an Islamophobe. And although you live here, I want you to know as mayor, you are not welcome here. And the day you move out of the city will be the day that I launch a parade celebrating the fact that you moved out of the city because you are not somebody who believe in coexistence.

Students in universities, whether American or on student visas, expressing support for Hamas should face serious consequences. This support is not about aiding Palestinians but endorsing terrorism. Their student visas should be revoked, and measures like reinstating the travel ban should be considered. The rise of anti-Semitism in the country is alarming and distressing for the Jewish community. Many individuals, particularly young people, seem unaware that Hamas represents terrorism at its worst.

You're just a white person. Get out. We don't like white people. Free Palestine.

We should learn from the 1930s when faced with internal threats. If you support Iran's victory or say "death to America," you should be deported or tried for treason as an American citizen.

If you're not happy in this country, you can leave. If you hate our country, you can leave. If you're complaining all the time, you can leave right now. You can come back if you want, or don't come back. But if you're not happy, you can leave.

If you don't like America, leave. We don't want you here. If you don't want to be here, go home. People chanting in Arabic about the country they chose, but it's not good enough for them. We don't need you here.

Take off the scarf, it's a terrorist symbol. I won't. Do you want to kill Jews? It represents PLO. I'm an attorney. What's your name? Mustafa. Last name? Mohammed. Israel is the only state. Free Palestine is terrorism. We're just delivering Uber Eats. You're blocking traffic. Say something original. It's your lifestyle. You can find me if you want.

The speaker states they were asked how they could smuggle a terrorist into the United States or return one to the United States. The speaker finds the question preposterous. They claim they don't know how they could smuggle someone into the U.S. and assert they lack the power to return anyone to the United States. The speaker states they are not going to do it.