And I’m still not sure they were banned for political views, but for their actions. If they simply said that Israel was violating Palestinian human rights, and planned to visit oppressed palestinians, I don’t think they would have been stopped.
It was their support and fundraising for terrorists through the BDS movement that put them on the wrong side of the duly enacted, democratic LAW that was used to keep them from entering.
True, so the banning of Geller was even more outrageous.