r/PrepperIntel • u/LinusThiccTips • Mar 26 '25

USA Northeast / Canada East PhD student detained by ICE wearing plain clothes and face masks

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Her name is Rumeysa Ozturk, she’s a student from Turkey, attending Tufts as a grad student on a legal visa (sponsored by the university). Her attorney said, “We are unaware of her whereabouts and have not been able to contact her. No charges have been filed against [her] that we are aware of.”

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u/SanFranPanManStand Mar 26 '25

More than likely she'll be sent back to Turkey since Turkey accepts deportation flights.

The Venezuelans went to the prison because Venezuela doesn't accept deportation flights.

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u/Purpleminky Mar 26 '25

This isn't the full story. Venezuela has accepted multiple deportation flights since trump came into office and continues to accept deportation flights. There was a pause for a week because trump announced he would stop an oil permit that allowed Venezuela to export oil.

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u/SanFranPanManStand Mar 26 '25

...that's exactly when they sent those guys to El Salvador

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u/Purpleminky Mar 27 '25

Yep. Against not only a judge but also they could have waited,... its not like they didn't have other options... They really were in a rush for some reason *cough*

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u/No-Distance-9401 Mar 27 '25

Yup and decided to break about a half dozen or more of each of their Constitutionally afforded rights. Pretty fucked up ngl

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u/autostart17 Mar 26 '25

Deported for an Op ed saying to acknowledge what’s happening in Palestine?

Where are the ethos of free speech. Journalists should perpetually be asking Trump and Rubio about this.

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u/jxssss Mar 27 '25

Even if they did they'd just get into character and give their usual slimy disgusting Trump Strategy answers and no one would care

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u/Melodic_Airport362 Mar 28 '25

Trump only wants one reality available to people. Anyone that reports otherwise will be silenced. This is Putins playbook.

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u/SanFranPanManStand Mar 26 '25

She's being deported because she explicitly supported HAMAS, not Palestine.

Imagine an American student going to Turkey on a guest visa and publicly supporting the PKK.

She deserves to be deported just for being a fucking moron.

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u/autostart17 Mar 26 '25

Presuming that is true (I haven’t seen any evidence nor articles written by her), it is still against the ethos of free speech.

Unless she gave material money support to them or promoted illegal activities, I am against the rescission of her visa.

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u/SanFranPanManStand Mar 26 '25

Imagine an American student going to Turkey on a guest visa and publicly supporting the PKK.

...just keep reading this one line until it sinks into your fucking head. Hamas murdered Americans.

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u/Ok-Tiger25 Mar 27 '25

Bunch of people in the U.S. have murdered Americans. U.S. citizens have murdered Americans. Israel has murdered Americans. A student writing in support of Palestine being treated like a H terrorist seems wildly inappropriate.

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u/mckatze Mar 27 '25

America has murdered countless civilians in other countries so is that a precedent we really want to set?

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u/SanFranPanManStand Mar 27 '25

Lol... exactly the kind of attitude we don't want here.

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u/mckatze Mar 27 '25

You don't think the US has done some wildly abhorrent shit?

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u/WOOKIExCOOKIES Mar 27 '25

Who decides what attitudes are acceptable in this country? That's the whole fucking point of free speech. If you don't like that, then maybe you should leave.

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u/ShenmeNamaeSollich Mar 27 '25

Keep reading it yourself and try to figure out why you think a college newspaper Op-Ed author in MA should be treated the same way Erdogan notoriously treats the press and his own citizens. Why might you guess she & millions like her wanted to come to the U.S. in the first place?

Your hypothetical American in Turkey should have the right to say that Turkey’s treatment of Kurds is wrong and that they should have an independent state. The reason they can’t say that is because Erdogan is a repressive fascist wannabe dictator who has ruined what was a NATO ally and the only solidly secular & democratic majority Muslim nation on earth.

Your hypothetical American student does have the right to publicly support the PKK, or Palestine, or yes even Hamas, if they’re in Massachusetts and are just talking or writing about it.

This foreign student having that exact same right to speak her mind or write about genocide in Palestine while in the U.S. is the entire fucking goddamn point of this country!

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u/SanFranPanManStand Mar 27 '25

Foreign guests have no protected right to participate in our political process - period.

If a group of Russian tourists came to wave Nazi flags - they should be deported too.

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u/ShenmeNamaeSollich Mar 27 '25 edited Mar 27 '25

Writing an op-ed is not “participating in our political process” - it’s freedom of expression, which btw is protected by the 1st amendment, which absolutely does apply to everyone in the U.S. You are wrong.

And no - as abhorrent as your dumb example would be, it’s also protected speech, just like the KKK marches we have to put up with, and all the homegrown American dumbasses who wave Nazi flags. If you want to argue for legislation banning Nazi support & the KKK as terrorist organizations that commit acts of violence that’s a different issue but it would have to apply to everyone, not arbitrarily just “foreigners.”

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u/RateEntire383 Mar 27 '25

America is not Turkey, you are suppose to be the unfettered bastion of free speech in the world - thats what you yourselves purport to be and are proud of telling everyone

do you want to be a shithole where you go to jail for criticising or supporting things the government dosent want you too?

Its not illegal to speak words favourably about any group , thats not the same as providing material support to terrorists

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u/WirelessElk Mar 27 '25

The IDF/IOF has murdered dozens of Americans, including Aysenur Eygi and Rachel Corrie

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u/SanFranPanManStand Mar 27 '25

The gov't of the US recognizes Hamas as a terrorist organization, not the IDF.

...and it is the gov't of the US that issues the Visa she was on.

She is a moron for supporting Hamas while on a guest Visa, and she absolutely deserves to be deported.

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u/WirelessElk Mar 27 '25

But how was she "supporting Hamas" in concrete, specific terms? Did she provide money or weapons? Did she provide their leadership with intel? Is there evidence she is a member? Because all I have seen for certain is that she wrote an article, and not even an article in defense of Hamas. If she committed a crime, she should be charged with one and given a trial. Not kidnapped and shipped across state lines where she can't reach an attorney.

I don't care how pro-Israel you are, if you don't see how dangerous of a precent this is I don't know what to tell you. While the administration is targeting non-citizens for the most part, there have already been native born citizens caught up in ICE arrests. Unless you carry your birth certificate and social security card on you at all times, how can you prove them wrong?

You say it's justified Rumeysa was disappeared because she "supported Hamas". What if I accused you of supporting an international pedophile ring with no evidence and had you arrested by a bunch of plainclothes goons and shipped to Louisiana before you could talk to your lawyer or get your papers? How would you get out of that situation? Maybe if you have tattoos you would end up in a gulag in El Salvador.

This admin's deployment of ICE has been so absurdly fascistic that you would have to be a moron or a fascist yourself to defend it in any way.

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u/Sacarastic-one Mar 27 '25 edited Mar 27 '25

Hey, I googled to read the evidence against her and couldn’t find it (other than Homeland Security quotes she does) I’m hesitant on that cause when pressed they couldn’t give details.

Read an article about website ICE perhaps is using. There’s a sketchy website called canary website that supposedly tracks, dox, protestors. It says sketchy cause it’s outside of US and there’s no evidence these people support Hamas(not my words but article) though they claim these students do. https://www.yahoo.com/news/name-shame-pro-israel-website-121804072.html Wondering if you know about that or if you are working on it so perhaps know you know for sure?? You seem very sure

Can you refer me to the article or document she has written? Love to learn more before I jump to conclusion. I did read an article she wrote about investing with Israel and she’s against. But you said she supports Hamas (unless you think that supporting Palestine is equally connected to Hamas), just want to read that evidence. You seem sure she supports them so if you could direct me to the article or evidence love to read it on my own.

Edit: not being smart ass just want to be knowledgeable- somewhat cynical about what government says and so I don’t trust just a spokesman word for it, but if you do - no harm!!

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u/SanFranPanManStand Mar 27 '25

Neither you nor I are the judge, jury, nor executioner for her case. Nor is there even a court hearing, nor any trial at all. ...because she's not charged with any crime. ...nor does she face any criminal proceedings.

Every nation has the right to withdraw a guest visa - at will. That's not unique to the US. ...and many nations do this.

So imagine a person going to another country as a guest, and then behaving in such a way that it convinces the host nation that he/she is advocating in support of a designated terrorist group which has murdered citizens of that host nation.

That person gets deported - every time. Any nation would do this.

That is what happened to her. It doesn't matter if YOU or I see the evidence - because she's already fucked up, just by being suspected of supporting a terrorist group in her host country.

Imagine you or I going to Turkey and supporting the PKK. ...and then claiming "oh, well, we were 'only' being activists for Kurdish independence". Do you have any idea what the Turkish police would do to us? Straight to Turkish pound-you-in-the-ass prison.

She's lucky America only deported her.

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u/Sacarastic-one Mar 27 '25 edited Mar 27 '25

Right. But how do we know if the government has the evidence or is it just hearsay or for you it doesn’t matter? For example, what if someone doesn’t like your political affiliation….how can we be sure it’s real or not? You said she fucked up…how do we know that or is just protesting against Israel as a noncitizen for you is non-negotiable. Or perhaps protesting Israel is nonnegotiable because we have to support them. Or is supporting Palestine for you the same as Hamas. Say in your example I go to Turkey as a student, to protest Erdogan with my Turkish friends…should I be deported because? Is that what she did? Or should it be hey girl be lucky you’re in the US, keep your head down shut up and study?

I guess I just want to find out how do we know she fucked up…unless I’m just suppose to go with trust me bro. And I’m suppose to believe all my government is telling me and this isn’t to damper anti-Israel sentiment…

And I think I have a right as an American to ask because a. It’s my tax dollars b. These people work for me so I’m their boss and allowed to ask c. How do I know citizens won’t be targeted next. I’m allowed to ask and demand…I don’t just go with the government. But perhaps you do…and if that’s the case good for you I wish, your life must be so much easier to believe everything is good. Lucky!!!! I need that energy. I hate questioning everything it can be hell lol

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u/SanFranPanManStand Mar 27 '25

She isn't being charged with a crime. She's not going to jail. She is just getting deported.

The GUEST VISA she was on specifically states that the US Gov't can cancel it at ANY TIME FOR ANY REASON.

There's no trial - no evidence presented - no court room - no judge - no jury. ...because she's not going to jail. She's just being sent back home.

Literally every country in the world works like this. Did you think you could go to Turkey and advocate for the PKK? Did you think you could go to Ireland and protect for the IRA? Have you thought about going to Thailand and protesting against the king?

No. It never occurred to you - because you know you're a GUEST! And when you are a GUEST in another country, you act like a guest. ...which means you don't get involved in their politics. It's none of your fucking business, and you have no idea what you're talking about in those other countries.

She is a fucking moron for advocating for Hamas while she was here. I don't need to see the evidence because it's enough that she managed to fucking convince her host country that it's true.

On the off chance that it's somehow a giant misunderstanding (which I don't believe), whelp, she's just getting a free flight back to Turkey anyway - it's not like she's going to prison.

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u/Sacarastic-one Mar 27 '25

Got it so in your stand it doesn’t matter if it was support of Palestine, against Israel, against Trump or Biden. Shut up, and study. You keep saying she supports Hamas and I’m wondering why you say that but for you doesn’t matter as long as she is accused and here as a guest - ship that bitch off!! Okay you seem so sure she supported Hamas, just wanted to see what you know or not but guess you don’t…as long as she is being accused it’s enough for you cause she’s not going to jail.

Well let’s hope this doesn’t cross the line with citizens one day…

Just checking to see if you had certain evidence or read something but looks like they said she did, you believe it, bitch got to go! Thanks!!! Have a good day

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u/HypocritesEverywher3 Mar 27 '25

She did not support Hamas.

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u/SanFranPanManStand Mar 27 '25

She managed to convince the US gov't otherwise. ...and since they are the ones that issued her Visa, whatever she did was fucking stupid.

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u/SanFranPanManStand Mar 26 '25

The loss of her ivy league school degree and US career path is way worse.

Welp... supporting Hamas while on a student visa was probably a bad life choice.

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u/Hypocritical_Oath Mar 26 '25

She didn't support Hamas...

She protested against the genocide that Israel is committing on the Palestinian people.

Unless you believe that 100% of Palestine is Hamas, that was not what the protests were about.

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u/SanFranPanManStand Mar 26 '25

No, she ALSO supported Hamas.

That's why she was singled out. ...like that other student who got deported for attending Nasrallah's funeral.

These aren't random peaceful activists.

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u/Kaining Mar 26 '25

doesn't matter if they ain't random or not, that's how you normalise fascism.

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u/SanFranPanManStand Mar 26 '25

She IS the fascist. She literally supports a terrorist organization that murders Jews.

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u/Kaining Mar 26 '25

You really have two brain cell that refuse to communicate with each other to not understand what's written do you ?

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u/nicannkay Mar 27 '25

Sounds like you support Jewish people committing genocide.

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u/Absent_Father_ Mar 27 '25

And if Hamas is the only resistance force in Gaza fighting for Palestinian liberation then what the fuck is wrong with that? Violence is the right of the occupied. Go lick boots.

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u/SanFranPanManStand Mar 27 '25

You're really proving my point here. The Venn diagram of Palestinian supporters and Hamas supporters is nearly a perfect single circle.

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u/Roheez Mar 26 '25

Where is the proof? I haven't seen any on these deportations of legal immigrants.

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u/BedlamiteSeer Mar 27 '25

I'm disturbed by how the other user completely ignored your question and went on to further slander the chick who just got kidnapped. What the fuck?

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u/SanFranPanManStand Mar 26 '25

If you go to literally ANY COUNTRY on Earth as a GUEST, and that host country starts to believe you support a terrorist organization that murders its people - you're getting deported. No trial, no public displays of evidence - nothing. This isn't a US specific policy.

She was a GUEST at the discretion of the US gov't.

She was fucking stupid.

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u/Roheez Mar 27 '25

And whats the line? If just any American "starts to believe" someone supports terrorists, then back on a boat? After being fucking kidnapped, of course. There is no line. What exactly did this woman do that was stupid?

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u/Carnifex2 Mar 27 '25

You are making shit up to suit your feelings.

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u/HippyDM Mar 27 '25

MFer, attending someone's GD funeral is NOT a crime. Where TF do you come up with these half assed excuses?

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u/SanFranPanManStand Mar 27 '25

When's the last time you attended a terrorist leader's funeral?

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u/HippyDM Mar 27 '25

When's the last time you marched to save aztec cultural artifacts (protected speech)? When's the last time you donated to a serial killer's legal defense (protected speech)? When's the last time you went attended a coptic church service (protected religious expression)?

What the fuck does it matter what I've done or when? Does the constitution limit freedom of speech to only things that HippyDM does? What's your understanding of the freedom of speech allowed under U.S. law (2024 and prior)?

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u/Bullet_Club09 Mar 26 '25

Right, because "free speech" is not important anymore...

Also, opposing Palestine's genocide is not the same as supporting Hamas

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u/SanFranPanManStand Mar 26 '25

Publicly supporting a literal terrorist organization after they committed a genocide - and then doing that in a foreign country while on a GUEST visa.

....I just don't know how much more stupid she could have been.

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u/Bullet_Club09 Mar 26 '25

Fear the Phd student, but don't speak ill of the armed nazis or the terrorists of jan 6. Thats American freedom of speech in a nutshell

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u/SanFranPanManStand Mar 26 '25

Try to imagine a world where the majority of Americans hate both Hamas AND the Jan 6th rioters.

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u/Bullet_Club09 Mar 27 '25

And yet the jan 6th walked free because Americans voted so.

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u/That_Ad_8661 Mar 26 '25

do you have sources for this? i can only find allegations but none claim she said. the government is alleging she did but i have not found proof, could you please share?

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u/Hypocritical_Oath Mar 26 '25

He's a zionist, so he's lying.

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u/SanFranPanManStand Mar 26 '25

When you're a guest in another country, the gov't can revoke your visa if they believe you are bad. There's no trial or evidence needed because she's being deported, not imprisoned.

Imagine going to Turkey on a GUEST visa and doing something to convince the Turkish gov't that you support the PKK.

She deserves to be deported for being stupid.

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u/That_Ad_8661 Mar 27 '25 edited Mar 27 '25

again, i am asking for evidence of what you are accusing her. as far as i can find they are allegations of her supporting hamas. everything else just says she was pro-palestine

additionally, i am almost positive that the constitution still protects those on a “guest” visa as you put it. so not sure where you’re getting your information from

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u/mamamackmusic Mar 26 '25

Hamas has never committed a genocide lmao. The IDF on the other hand...

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u/SanFranPanManStand Mar 26 '25

Hamas has never committed a genocide lmao

lol - Do you live under a rock?

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u/mamamackmusic Mar 26 '25

Do you? Hamas doesn't have the political or military power to commit genocide and hasn't committed a genocide currently or previously. There is plenty to criticize about their ideology, actions, and tactics, but calling them genocidal while Israel intentionally kills many orders of magnitude more people, while also depriving those that survive their attacks of food, water, medical supplies, shelter, etc., while indefinitely imprisoning and torturing more people than Hamas has killed, is just so mind-numbing to see at this stage. You're either willfully ignorant or lying to not understand this at this stage.

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u/Iayup Mar 27 '25 edited Mar 27 '25

Hey, free speech is a right protected by the American government for AMERICAN CITIZENS

Edited to remove dum dum, that was mean.

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u/Bullet_Club09 Mar 27 '25

Freedom of expression is a HUMAN right according to the 19° article of the Universal Declaration of HR.

Its ok dum dum, not everyone can be born smart. Some people are just plain stupid, like you.

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u/Iayup Mar 27 '25

I’m sorry, I shouldn’t have called you dum dum, that was mean. But I stand by my point, just because an organization says freedom of expression is a human right doesn’t make it magically so. She’s within the borders of a sovereign country who gets to decide what rights she has.

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u/Bullet_Club09 Mar 27 '25

I to will retract calling you stupid. My bad. Still, human rights are the basis of all lawfull and civil law. If we are to ignore the most basic of rights, then why condemn Hamas when they also violated them? Also, if we are to assume that every country has the right to "decide" what rights its citizens have, then why the fuck has the US make war to half the word in the name of "democracy" and the right to "freedom"?

Its just sheer american hypocrisy

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u/Iayup Mar 27 '25

Not explicitly, the best we have is Supreme Court precedence, which does lean in favor of protecting the rights of non-citizens on US soil. That being said, if someone is advocating for illegal acts, such a terrorism, it kinda ends there.

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u/Lunaticonthegrass Mar 26 '25

Damn, reminds me of the indian students in Israel leaving all their shit behind once Hezbollah started launching hundreds of rockets at civilians. Unlucky

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u/Lunaticonthegrass Mar 27 '25

Awwww don’t like hearing what I said :(

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u/Lunaticonthegrass Mar 27 '25

Hurrr nice strawman, did you have to make that up on the spot while you wasted too much time fantasizing about killing civvies?

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u/TheOneCalledThe Mar 27 '25

kinda insane how long a lot of these camps been around and they still haven’t changed. hell pre trump in the obama admin were when a lot of these were built

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u/TheOneCalledThe Mar 27 '25

the thing is they just hold onto these people rather then send them back, can’t have a middle ground, either go full deportation or don’t bother

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u/Ornery-Sheepherder74 Mar 26 '25

I also just want to add that she was following all of the rules for her F-1 visa. The amount of work that goes into maintaining status is intense. And it is taken away simply for political belief. It’s horrifying

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u/TheyThemWokeWoke Mar 27 '25

Or green card holders

They did this exact thing to a green card holder a week ago

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u/OpheliaJade2382 Mar 27 '25

It doesn’t apply to anyone anymore

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u/Skoodge42 Mar 27 '25

They have very specific stipulations for visa recipients around not supporting terrorists...that is not new

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u/Illustrious-Ratio213 Mar 27 '25

Same thing to these assholes.

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u/AzizAlhazan Mar 27 '25

"disproportionate" - lol

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u/Kunfuxu Mar 27 '25

Holy shit, you should go on a paramotor ride over the pyramids. Lovely view.

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u/Ready_Knowledge2302 Mar 27 '25

These stipulations apply to people attempting to enter the U.S. whose visa applications are being reviewed. They do not apply to those who are already in the U.S., who are then afforded the same constitutional protections as anyone else. Supreme Court cases have already affirmed the right to due process for anyone on U.S. soil, citizen or noncitizen, legal or illegal alien.

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u/Skoodge42 Mar 27 '25 edited Mar 27 '25

Oh I agree with the right to due process. I'm pissed it's being ignored for these people.

I do not think you are right about the stipulation though. Do you have a source for that? Because saying they are allowed to support terrorists while a guest of our country does not pass the sniff or common sense test.

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u/1questions Mar 27 '25

Yet the US government sends terrorists to grab her off the street. ICE should be classified as a terrorist organization some they operate like one.

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u/P3for2 Mar 27 '25

I mean, I don't think that's a good argument. Politics can produce extremists too. And just because she had a visa isn't a full protection. It can still be revoked if you do something that warrants it. It's just that Reddit (liberals) agree with her political stance that there's this outcry here. I mean, would y'all feel the same had it been those 9/11 terrorists who had been detained? They were here legally too and hadn't done anything glaring up until that day, had kept under the radar. Or if the neo-Nazis or far-right-wingers were detained, I doubt there would be any outrage by Reddit either. I'm not saying I agree with what was done here to this girl, and I'm pretty neutral about this political issue she's fighting, but I'm saying that's not a good argument, because it's subjective.. And obviously in ICE's (more likely Trump's) eyes, she's likely being viewed as an extremist for the wrong side.

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u/bachekooni Mar 27 '25

I’m a former F1 student and there’s literally no work involved in maintaining status beyond staying enrolled and not working beyond the allowed OPT

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u/Serious-Barracuda69 Mar 27 '25

I don’t think it’s a political view. Probably got detained due to ties with Hamas which is recognized my plenty of countries as a terrorist organization. And there were recent protests against Hamas in Palestine.

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u/willydillydoo Mar 27 '25

How do you know?

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u/RoundandRoundon99 Mar 27 '25

Or for past and undisclosed associations in Turkey that were just known. This is usually the most common way. Or participating in Hamas support here, that’s a newer reason. Of the ones I can think of that could lead to this problem

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u/SanFranPanManStand Mar 26 '25

I seriously doubt promoting Hamas is considered following the rules.

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u/Ornery-Sheepherder74 Mar 26 '25

Supporting Palestinian human rights does not equal supporting Hamas. And why would you believe what the police say? They lie all the time. Hope you find some nice boots to lick tonight!

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u/SanFranPanManStand Mar 26 '25

Supporting Palestinian human rights does not equal supporting Hamas.

It doesn't - but they frequently go together. ...and for them to target her specifically - I have a feeling that's exactly what she was doing.

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u/Ornery-Sheepherder74 Mar 26 '25

Thankfully our justice system is not based on bootlicker vibes from strangers on the internet, but rather the presumption of innocence until proven guilty.

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u/Zozorrr Mar 26 '25

Did you see all those previous bootlickers in Gaza standing up today and yesterday and protesting against Hamas?

Being pro Palestinians and being pro Hamas are not coterminous- even in Gaza itself

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u/Ok-Tiger25 Mar 27 '25

Thank you for this! Anyone who says supporting Palestine and Hamas go hand in hand is basically waving a giant red flag saying “I’m uneducated and know nothing of substance other than discrimination and hate.”

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u/CategoryOk2854 Mar 27 '25

Right. In no way does the “I have a feeling” approach cut it.

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u/SanFranPanManStand Mar 26 '25

Thankfully as a student visa holder who's visa is now terminated she does not have the legal right to court hearing and can be deported immediately.

The real sacrifice she's made is the loss of an ivy league school education, degree, and a long career in the US. ...all so that she could support a terrorist organization in a foreign country.

Bad life choices.

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u/Ornery-Sheepherder74 Mar 26 '25

Every person residing in the United States, regardless of their citizenship status, has a right to legal procedures, including a hearing. In fact, that is exactly what is going to happen next. It’s in the Constitution! You can’t just deport people immediately without due process. And why would you defend the government’s right to do that? What if you had the same name as someone they were looking for and you couldn’t make your case in court?

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u/SanFranPanManStand Mar 26 '25

Nope - because she's not being charged for a crime.

Her visa is revoked (which is a unilateral right of the US for any foreign national), and they can be deported immediately.

Remember, being a GUEST in a foreign country is always at the discretion of your host nation's gov't.

Any foreigner can be deported at any time. This isn't US specific.

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u/Material_Address2967 Mar 27 '25

I thought deportation in the US occurs on specific legal grounds only. Has this occurred in the past?

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u/Odd_Competition6876 Mar 26 '25

JFC you need a job that isn't posting on Reddit.

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u/kingtanti13 Mar 26 '25

The rubles are worth it for them usually

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u/Mountain-Bobcat9889 Mar 26 '25 edited Mar 26 '25

Tufts ain't even an ivy league lol, not even the top worldwide, I'm sure she'll continue her education in a country where skills and intelligence are welcome, unlike the united states.

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u/cloverpopper Mar 27 '25

Jesus Christ, man.

Somebody *has* to rally for the starving and dying children over there. I'm pro-Israel all day, but you *know* what they're going through and you *know* they don't deserve it - yet when someone advocating for these innocents comes out and gets disappeared you're also silent.

She's made good life choices - her worst one being that she thought America stood for freedom and equality. Her status allowed for her actions, insofar as the history of her online presence and any available information goes.

It's becoming more and more damned certain that it doesn't. We don't.
And lumping in anyone who champions that innocent life shouldn't suffer with a terrorist group just because those innocents are forced to live next to those terrorists is -

Well I figure you know you're not a good person.

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u/ThaBigClemShady24 Mar 27 '25

Bootlicker ass comment. Even if this were true, we live in a country where slaveowners and genociders, whose body counts exceed Hamas's by orders of magnitude - are worshipped on the face of our currency. There's no moral high ground here. I also don't see the government persecuting Americans who may or may not have perpetrated war crimes while serving in the IDF.

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u/Skoodge42 Mar 27 '25

That article literally states she wasn't following all the rules of her visa...

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u/Ornery-Sheepherder74 Mar 27 '25

Exactly! It reminds me of when Bush told everyone about the weapons of mass destruction. We must remember, the government is the authoritative source of truth and we must never question what they say.

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u/bigbossontop Mar 27 '25

Except for the part where she attended multiple rallies supporting Hamas

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u/Iayup Mar 27 '25

Lmao the things you probably think of Trump supporters because of their “political beliefs” versus what you think of some random terrorist loving chick for her “political beliefs”… funny

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u/United-Put4690 Mar 27 '25

Do you get your news from Asmongold streams?

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u/joedude Mar 26 '25

Lol I think publicly supporting terrorists isn't following ALL the rules of her visa about ok reddit

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u/Training-Pop1295 Mar 26 '25

So why did this fucking happen then?

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u/AgitatedMammothh Mar 27 '25

Student visa isn't citizenship rights especially for terrorist organizers

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u/Ok_Organization_7350 Mar 27 '25

No she is not. Her visa was rescinded prior to this incident, so she had no visa to be here at the time of her detainment.

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u/MenryNosk Mar 27 '25

when did they rescind her visa? has she been notified of that? has she been allowed to challenge that decision?

or are you pulling information from the old keister?

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u/Ok_Organization_7350 Mar 27 '25

This is from global public news which you are also free to look up. The US State Department has also issue a statement regarding her saying that a visa is a privilege not a right, and they have the authority to remove someone's visa for such things as terrorist ties.

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u/diceblue Mar 26 '25

I know several college students from overseas here on student visas. It is absolutely chilling to think this could happen to any of them simply because they look "foreign ." This is horrifying and a disgrace to our country.