Can the U.S. government deport Makhmed Khalil and can Trump annex Canada?

Plus, will MBD have to pay more for his champagne?

We'll discuss all this more on this edition of the editors. I'm Rich Lowry, and I'm joined,

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I said anything.

So MBD during the campaign, Trump said he was going to go after these foreign student

agitators and kick them the hell out.

They now are delivering on this promise, at least in the first case here.

They say there's more to come. Khalil is a student or was a student at Columbia where he got a

master's degree and was a lead agitator in the pro-Hamas anti-Israel protest.

He didn't, as far as we know, engage himself directly in any illegal activity.

He didn't, again, as far as we know, occupy Hamilton Hall, but he was a lead negotiator between kids who are breaking the rules and or the law and

the administration. Now we're trying to deport him. And he and his supporter are saying,

wait a minute, I was just exercising my free speech right. You can't rights. You can't do this to me.

What do you make of it? Well, you know, I think it is promises made, promises kept.

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