The Trump administration has been revoking the visas of several students and prepping them for deportation.

Of course, the story started with Mahmoud Khalil, one of the organizers of the anti-Israel pro-Palestine protests that we saw Columbia University, which quickly spread to many other universities.

There are several other postgraduate students or students who have had their visas revoked.

These are not people who went to the country illegally.

These are people who are in our university system who came here legally on visas,

who have spoken out against Israel in some fashion and are now seeing their visas revoked and being deported.

The latest story to go viral is about a tough student. I believe

she's Turkish. There's a viral video showing plain clothes officers approach and arrest her as she

screams. Now, what's interesting about this story is it touches on a variety of subjects, but

largely the conflict is real in Israel and Palestine, foreign policy. You touches on a variety of subjects, but largely the conflict in Israel and Palestine,

foreign policy. You've got a weird split between the left and the right, as some elements of the

right that are very critical of Israel are saying this is a bad thing, which is weird, because now

you've got people that are in favor of non-citizens having rights in this country

while they simultaneously call for the deportation of other individuals who may have come to this

country legally, notably those who are offered that sponsored status from Joe Biden.

Creating a, I don't know, it's called a strange circumstance of political opinion.

One thing that I can say is if it is against U.S. foreign policy, the U.S. typically doesn't

tolerate it.

And Donald Trump is firmly on the side of providing support for Israel.

And thus, the students we are seeing that are having their visas revoked, principally they're

anti-Israel.

Now, some of these make a ton of sense.

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