Posted on 12/03/2025 10:30:54 AM PST by MtnClimber
Students had protested ICE enforcement against Muslim terrorist supporters.
Two questions.
1. Why is a Pakistani Muslim terrorist at the University of Delaware? It’s a losing proposition for America and doesn’t seem to have paid off all that well.
2. How long until officials and the media insist that Luqmaan Khan, like the D.C. National Guard Afghan terrorist, was just ‘sad’ and we need to be understanding of everything he went through… to try and kill us.
A University of Delaware student has been charged with felony possession of a machine gun and had plans to attack the campus, police said.
Wilmington resident Luqmaan Khan, 25, was arrested the night of Nov. 24 by New Castle County Police after his vehicle was found in the back of Canby Park West after the park had closed.
Luqmaan Khan, 25, a former UD undergraduate student who was born in Pakistan but immigrated to the United States when he was a boy and is a U.S. citizen.
According to court documents, Khan appeared “visibly nervous” during the traffic stop, avoiding eye contact and not complying with officers’ commands. He was initially detained for resisting arrest. A search of his 2007 Toyota Tacoma truck revealed a black backpack with a handgun that had been converted into a submachine-type gun capable of firing approximately 1,200 rounds per minute. Additional weapons were found at the defendant’s home.
I wonder what his motive might have been?
The criminal complaint filed by the FBI said the notebook targeted a member of the UD Police Department and included the phrase “battle efficiency: kill all – martyrdom.” Martyrdom is discussed repeatedly in his writings, the complaint states.
During an interview with Khan, police say he told them becoming a martyr was “one of the greatest things you can do” and was one of his goals.
I wonder which religion, abundantly found in Pakistan and now apparently Delaware, calls on its followers to become ‘martyrs’ by killing people.
Don’t ask the media. Most media reports won’t even mention the “martyr” part.
The University of Delaware was the site of angry protests over Trump administration crackdowns on foreign students. Especially terrorist supporters.
Chants of “We will not put up with ICE” and “We stand with international students” filled a campus courtyard last week at the University of Delaware.
Some 200 students had gathered to protest the Trump administration’s revocation of eight UD-sponsored visas for students to study there or work in the United States, and called on Delaware’s flagship university to do more to protect its 2,200 international students.
International students are critical to the university. They comprise about 10% of the total student population and 37% of the 4,300 students taking graduate or doctoral courses.
The countries sending the most students to UD are China, India, Bangladesh, Nigeria and Iran, the school’s website says.
Emma Abrams, co-chair of UD’s Young Democratic Socialists of America chapter, which helped organize the rally, called on the school to be a more strident defender of its student body.
The protesters decried the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency, yelling that they didn’t want so-called ICE agents on campus. They complained that Secretary of State Marco Rubio “brags about deporting students for exercising their First Amendment rights.”
To that end, the graduate student group has petitioned UD to take several steps, including:
Refuse to cooperate with ICE. “Given the illegality of status termination without due process, the university should not engage in information-sharing requirements which ultimately put our community at risk of detention and deportation,” the petition said.
Not comply with Trump’s recent executive order to “monitor and report” suspected antisemitic behavior by international students and faculty.
Muqtedar Khan, a University of Delaware professor of international relations who attended the protest with other faculty members, said students need to know some have their backs. He noted that few in the crowd were grad students, perhaps out of fear of being seen demonstrating in public.
Some held signs railing against deportations, visa revocations and even the arrest of protesters at other campuses. One placard waved by a young man proclaimed: “My classmate isn’t the threat. ICE is.”
Your classmate was the threat. And if Khan had gotten his way, he would have happily shot them, stabbed them or beheaded them as infidels.
And a week from now they’ll be protesting on his behalf.
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This is happening far too often.
1200 rounds per minute. That magazine must be really heavy.
It seems that would be a Glock with a Glock Switch.
Hmmmm....
O, the magazine will be very light since at a rate of 1200/minute it’ll always be empty!!
“… Luqmaan Khan, 25, a former UD undergraduate student who was born in Pakistan but immigrated to the United States when he was a boy and is a U.S. citizen.…”
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Such citizenship can be REVOKED and the individual DEPORTED.
Not sure why it is UD anymore since they have such a significant portion of the “students’ from “elsewhere”. The ones that are from here [like the terrorist] still don’t seem all that interested in doing much for the country that supports them.
UnAmerican to hurt the feelings of anybody on the left, or muslims, or terrorists or illegal aliens.
My bad.
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