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buck listen and subscribe this is red pilled america you're listening to part two of fam buggy and we're listening to Part 2 of Fam Buggy, and we're going to talk a little bit about this Mahmoud Khalil guy and how, you know, a justification for kicking this guy out of the country.

And so far, one of the best justifications that I've seen so far, I've seen two good

ones. One was from this great account that I follow. If you, you guys should follow it too.

It's called law of self-defense. If you're into kind of like, you know, self-defense cases where

people are caught on camera defending themselves and whether

it was a legal defense or not, they're really great about that. But they put up a really interesting

post on this topic. I want to talk with you guys about that a little bit. So here's what they said.

Could Leo is not required to have made even a single damning statement in order to be facing mandatory non-discretionary deportation.

All that is required for Khalil's mandatory non-discretionary deportation is that he was an alien who was a representative of a group that endorsed terrorism.

Khalil was the spokesman of Quad, which explicitly endorsed terrorism.

That's it.

That's all that is required.

He's subject to mandatory non-discretionary deportation.

It's not any more complicated than that.

And he cites several kind of statutes associated with this. In one, it says,

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