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I cried reading this. The joy and excitement of moving into Harvard today was stolen from my classmate Ismail B. Ajjawi. When they arrived in the us and after examination of their social media— was deported for the political beliefs of friends they followed on social media.https://twitter.com/thecrimson/status/1166334842868523008 …
It’s young and bright immigrants like Ismail that helped found the United States itself Turning someone with so much potential to do good not only for the United States but the world because of their religion or political beliefs of those they follow is inherently anti-American.
I couldn’t add away because character limits 
What we should all be asking ourselves is how many people like Ismail are deported everyday? & What can we do to reform our current— arguably xenophobic immigration process to make sure no immigrant is deported because of their social media or religion?
Sounds like Red Flag Laws at work.
Trade Trump for him!
When I was growing up, this was the very thing conservatives would wag their fingers at the USSR for. Freedom of conscience is the critical core of a free society.
Pot, kettle.
One way we make change . Don’t just get outraged but get organized volunteer and vote.
I support your cause completely. But there have to be some standards for people coming here. If this person holds beliefs hostile to the U.S., maybe he shouldn't come here.
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