As was mentioned in last week's survey, “While American citizens may have a First Amendment right to speak disgusting vitriol if they so choose, no foreign national has a right to advocate for terrorism in the United States,” Senator Tom Cotton wrote in a letter." Foreign nationals are here in the US as a guest and if they are encouraging hatred and killing of Jews by protests and public pronouncements, their invitation should be revoked.

I was going to quote Tom Cotton's letter to Mayorkas, but Nancy Hicks beat me to it. I second her opinion at 8:38 a.m. today.

Please don't stop at deporting foreign nationals that support Hamas - deport EVERYONE that is here illegally!

The Constitution prevents foreign nationals from voting or holding elected public office. Their Freedom of Speech would seem to be protected under the First Amendment. Deporting foreign nationals for expressing support for Hamas, while it is probably deplorable to most of us, should not be undertaken in my view.

I agree with Senator Cotton, they are guests, all foreign students, and if any of them cause unrest and demonstrate against the country they are the guest of, they should be removed. As should all foreign nationals who do the same. We have got to start protecting our country and citizens.

The debate over whether the U.S. government should deport foreign nationals who have expressed support for Hamas and its attack on Israel is ongoing. Some lawmakers and leaders have proposed bills and policies to ban Palestinians from entering the U.S. and cancel student visas of those who express support for Hamas, while others argue that such actions would violate civil liberties and human rights. The U.S. government has designated Hamas operatives and financial facilitators as terrorists and imposed sanctions on them.

I read a good essay on this topic at https://essaypay.com/blog/debate-topics-for-students/. I recommend that you check it out.

It has been shown that foreign nationals represent the USA either for a length of timing establishment and/or a highly represented employment area - given their USA status, it might be questioned re: what is considered deporting these individuals - it probably would be best given these individuals & current defending input to seek out the USA professional organizations as well as these individuals w/i targeted embassies - it truly has been shown via media news that specific political stances have caused more than problems for the USA...

I definitely believe those nationals that oppose Israel should be deported. They are destructive disturb the US citizens trying to do their daily jobs going to places they want to be. Besides, Hamas was the one that bombed Israel, and threatened them to be annihilated. I am all for Israel annihilating Hamas.

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I strongly believe that individuals who are against Israel should be expelled from the country.

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Foreign nationals are not allowed to vote or hold elected public office under the terms of the Constitution. Their First Amendment right to free speech appears to be safeguarded. Deporting foreign nationals for professing sympathy for Hamas, while certainly despicable to the majority of us, should not be done in my opinion.