The Culture War Podcast with Tim Pool Deportation Of Mahmoud Khalil, Is Trump VIOLATING The Constitution w/ PiscoLitty & GoodLawgic
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Mar 28, 2025 The podcast dives into the contentious deportation case of activist Mahmoud Khalil, sparking discussions on First Amendment rights and national security. It explores the complexities of obscenity laws and examines the constitutional protections for non-citizens. A debate unfolds regarding Trump's immigration policies and their legal implications, alongside the impact of misinformation in visa applications. The speakers engage in a heated exchange about rights waivers and the moral dilemmas faced in high-profile cases. Protests and political responses are scrutinized, questioning definitions of insurrection.
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Mahmoud Khalil's Green Card Revoked
- Mahmoud Khalil, a Columbia protest organizer, had his green card revoked.
- The Trump administration alleges his activities aligned with Hamas, posing a national security threat.
Persons vs. Citizens
- The Constitution distinguishes between "persons" and "citizens".
- "Persons" has a broader scope, encompassing non-citizens with certain rights.
Shifting Border Policies
- The U.S. historically had open borders until the late 19th century.
- The Chinese Exclusion Act marked the first significant restrictive immigration law.