White House REJECTS calls to revoke student visas of pro-Palestinian protesters because it would be a 'violation of free speech' - and insists the U.N. can be trusted to make sure U.S. aid doesn't reach terrorists

UK Daily Mail ^ | 10/23/2023 | Rob Crilly

[libertylover]

Violation of free speech.

Pfffft! This from the guy who wants social media to censor free speech if it does not agree with liberal Democrats.

[AndyTheBear]

This administration has routinely directed Social Media companies to abridge political speech they don't like.

As for if they are right in this particular issue, I think it depends on details. While I think the freedom of speech is a human right, I do not think a visa into our country is. A policy to expel those on visas based on speech or protests is a complex matter.

[EinNYC]

Just when you thought you’d heard about the full extent of the sheer stupidity of President Retard and the antisemitism of the State Department, they go and outdo themselves in destructiveness and stupidity.

[Freeleesy]

Gee...where do we start... with http://www.unwatch.org maybe?

[ding_dong_daddy_from_dumas]

Easier is https://freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/4189573/posts?page=14#14

[Tzimisce]

No, no, no - they would be facing the consequences of using their free speech.

That’s what liberals tell me when they freeze me out.