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<blockquote data-quote="Box Ox" data-source="post: 6081048" data-attributes="member: 48469">Leftists are calling everything fascist these days so your doing it here isn’t very interesting.Is the following take from Ben Shapiro’s show today incorrect?“Section 1182 of federal immigration law controls the categories of aliens who may be excluded from the United States.In the category of national security, the statute mainly targets aliens who have engaged in terrorist activities, but there&#039;s additional latitude. An alien may be excluded if he has endorsed or espoused terrorist activity. That includes violent attacks and the planning of such attacks.So if you support Hamas, you have now violated that under the law. Once an alien has entered the United States and then has residential status, then they have some additional rights. However, the claim should fail because when it comes to support for terrorism, our law does not privilege green card holders over other classes of aliens.So, again, the reality is that Secretary Rubio is correct. An alien, even a green card holder, has no right while in the United States to join with groups that endorse or espouse terrorist activity. So all the government has to do is show that Khalil was in a campus group that endorsed or espoused Hamas atrocities”</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Box Ox, post: 6081048, member: 48469"] Leftists are calling everything fascist these days so your doing it here isn’t very interesting. Is the following take from Ben Shapiro’s show today incorrect? “Section 1182 of federal immigration law controls the categories of aliens who may be excluded from the United States. In the category of national security, the statute mainly targets aliens who have engaged in terrorist activities, but there's additional latitude. An alien may be excluded if he has endorsed or espoused terrorist activity. That includes violent attacks and the planning of such attacks. So if you support Hamas, you have now violated that under the law. Once an alien has entered the United States and then has residential status, then they have some additional rights. However, the claim should fail because when it comes to support for terrorism, our law does not privilege green card holders over other classes of aliens. So, again, the reality is that Secretary Rubio is correct. An alien, even a green card holder, has no right while in the United States to join with groups that endorse or espouse terrorist activity. So all the government has to do is show that Khalil was in a campus group that endorsed or espoused Hamas atrocities” [/QUOTE]

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