Private groups work to identify and report student protesters for possible deportation

The Associated Press ^ | March 28, 2025 | BY ADAM GELLER

[11th_VA]

Feel good story of the day !!!

[Daveinyork]

They are here as our guests. If they can’t behave appropriately, they should be sent home.

[asinclair]

This is a good lesson for students: actions have consequences. It was true during the Vietnam demonstrations in the prior century. As someone who was canceled for his beliefs, I welcome this event.

[sheana]

. And the efforts have stirred anxiety among foreign students worried that activism could jeopardize their legal status.

They say this like it’s a bad thing. Behave. Get your education that you are supposedly here for....or forcefully get sent home.

[Palio di Siena]

Administration outsourcing surveillance-lmao- like they don’t do the same.
Deport every one of those sand ni&&ers

[Choppo]

Aren’t they supposed to be here to study? And, even if they are they don’t contribute to the USA!
Revoke all visas of “South Asians”, Chinese, and third world schiffholers. American students first!

[McGavin999]

These are brats who will get away with whatever they think they can get away with. No money and no tax exempt status for schools that have more than 10% foreign involvement.

[Ezekiel]

And the efforts have stirred anxiety among foreign students worried that activism could jeopardize their legal status.

Ferners, entitled to mischief and mayhem.

“It’s a very concerning practice. We don’t know who these individuals are or what they’re doing with this information,” said Abed Ayoub, national executive director of the American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee.

Is (was) that another USAID-funded "non-profit"?

[AndyTheBear]

Private organizations investigating the facts are a bad thing according to AP? Ironic much?

[Bookshelf]

“...no tax exempt status for schools that have more than 10% foreign involvement.” I believe that Columbia U. has more than one-third foreign student enrollment.

[lurk]

‘activism could jeopardize their immigration status’.

A little cause/effect going on there Sherlock?

[johniegrad]

It’s a very concerning practice. We don’t know who these individuals are or what they’re doing with this information

What’s concerning to you, “Abed”, is what concerns us about you. We don’t know who you are or what you’re doing here.

[Colorado Doug]

said Abed Ayoub, national executive director of the American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee.

How nice that Abed is concerned about discrimination.

[Colorado Doug]

Private organizations investigating the facts are a bad thing according to AP? Ironic much?

I guess we can expect AP to go after the Southern Poverty Law Center any time now, right?

[Uncle Miltie]

Run ‘em out of town on a rail.

[Gnome1949]

The underlying good news in this story is Americans now understand it is ALL HANDS ON DECK to stop the destruction of America. Every true American patriot has a DIRECT role to play in this war to stop this massive invasion by America-haters.

[bert]

I will suggest that rather than worry about survival, the better course is to desert your terrorist pandering and return to the homes you deserted.

Any one wearing a mask during a demonstration should be federally arrested and immediately detained in a state where there is no judge that is part of the criminal terrorist support conspiracy

[oldtech]

This facial recognition stuff they use now sounds like a good deal to me. It seems that the folks who don’t want to be recognized are the only ones against it.

[bert]

Education is merely a blind. The reason they are here is that they are paid foreign agents on student visas sent for the express purpose of raising hell during terror supporting demonstrations.

All are de facto foreign agents