News · moment 9 of 15
Deporting a Student Over Pro-Palestinian Protests
from Leaked Group Chats & Door Dash Debt | The Tim Dillon Show #437 · #437
6 min
News
Tim discusses a Tufts graduate student detained by immigration officials for participating in pro-Palestinian campus protests, questioning whether the U.S. government is acting on behalf of Israel and whether anti-Semitism should be grounds for deportation of a legal resident.
- TS University graduate student grabbed off the street by federal immigration officers as part of a push to disappear people participating in campus protests.
- Tim questions whether this deportation is being done for America or for Israel, asking if the U.S. government is taking orders from Israel.
- Tim finds it odd that anti-Semitism classification can now get you deported if you're a legal U.S. resident.
- Speaking out against an ally of America should not be grounds for deportation, Tim argues.
- Tim says this kind of action couldn't feed Jewish conspiracy theories more effectively if it tried.
- If people believe Israel runs America through donors and billionaires, does this deportation make them dig their heels in more or less?
- For four years people could say anything about white people, call for genocide of whites, but a few months of campus protests and now students are getting deported.
- Tim wonders what other nationalities get you deported for criticism, bringing up his accidental comments about Filipinos regarding his godson.
- Tim clarifies he would not have gotten involved financially if he'd known his godson was Filipino instead of Chinese.