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Mr. Orrin, appreciate you making the time.

Let's dive right into it with the Mahmoud Khalil situation. This guy who

was part of the anti-Jewish, anti-Israel protests up at Columbia University. Now he might get

deported, some questions about what for specifically? What do you make of all of it?

Well, I feel like this situation has been made far more complicated than it needs to be.

As somebody who doesn't want foreigners who hate my country here, I'm really fine with them

genuinely being deported, especially if they're involved in any kind of anti-American agitation,

which I think ultimately would include what happened here. However, the problem is that we've seen all kinds of

different anti-American protests on college campuses and across the country. I'm constantly seeing

anti-deportation protests with people waving foreign flags throughout the United States.

If we're going to deport people who are immigrants who do not have legal status in the United States

or are not permanent citizens in the United States for being anti-American, I'm actually generally

okay with that because if you're a guest in my country,

you should love my country. If you are here, then I want you here because you want to be here and you appreciate what we provide. If not, you can go home. However, when we single people out

just for anti-Semitic or anti-Israel remarks or action, that doesn't look great, right?

Like, ultimately, we should be deporting everyone who hates the United States and doesn't

have to be here, people who are here illegally or people who are here under our own graciousness,

but ultimately hate the United States.

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