On the same day that Islamic State terrorist Shamsud-Din Jabbar murdered 15 Americans by plowing a car into a crowd in New Orleans, thousands of Hamas and Hezbollah supporters, many decked out in Islamist garb, descended onto Times Square chanting, “Globalize the intifada.”
One of the organizers of the protest was Columbia University Apartheid Divest, a group often led by Syrian national Mahmoud Khalil.
Khalil, a former graduate student, is now detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement and now faces deportation, an enforcement of President Donald Trump’s executive orders “prohibiting anti-Semitism.” I am assured by Democrats that his deportation is a ghastly assault on free speech.
Now, like anyone in the United States, Khalil enjoys the First Amendment right to spread his message. Being a bigot and warmonger isn’t a crime. Free expression is a…
