"They're all getting deported" | Asmongold TV

Secretary of State Marco Rubio has already revoked over 300 visas from foreign students involved in campus protests, and he says the administration is "looking every day for these lunatics." When Mahmoud Khalil, a green card holder at Columbia University, was arrested, it sent "shockwaves across Columbia's community." One student who self-deported to Canada told Al Jazeera: "That's when I realized I have no rights in the system at all. It was only a matter of time before they caught hold of me."

The core argument: guests have no right to cause trouble

The central thesis of this conversation is straightforward: foreign nationals on visas or green cards who participate in disruptive campus protests—particularly those linked to Palestinian solidarity encampments and building takeovers—should have their visas revoked and be deported. The host argues this is not a free speech issue because the First Amendment protects citizens, not visitors. "We don't need foreign agitators," he says. "We don't need people that aren't even citizens in this country coming over here and starting trouble. This is common sense."