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Let’s be clear about Mahmoud Khalil: He’s a green card holder who has distributed propaganda from Hamas, a US-designated terrorist group, at Columbia University, where he has organized violent protests that fomented despicable antisemitism. He has led a group that harassed Jews and committed a slew of other abhorrent and illegal acts including vandalism, destruction…
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