Staff Reports
Senator Tom Cotton, the Arkansas straight-talker, has called for foreign troublemaking students to be shown the door if they dare to use their visas as a free pass to spew hatred and anti-Semitism on American soil. Cotton’s demand was sparked by the tense pro-Palestinian protests at Columbia University, which have left Jewish students feeling targeted and uneasy.
The senator didn’t hold back as he urged school presidents like those at Columbia to reach out to New York police and put the cuffs on anyone harassing Jewish students. He even suggested that these troublemaking foreign students should have their visas yanked and be sent packing by the Biden administration—no ifs, ands, or buts about it.
Cotton calls for antisemitic protesters with student visas to be deported #NewsBreak https://t.co/EwDxenXSsP
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Cotton, not one to tiptoe around tough issues, also threw his weight behind the idea of calling in the National Guard to protect the Jewish students at Columbia University. He likened the scenes at the protests to something straight out of 1930s Germany, making it clear that these vile expressions of hatred have no place in today’s America.
In a show of solidarity, Senator Josh Hawley from Missouri backed up Cotton’s call for the National Guard to step in and ensure the safety of Jewish students on campus. This is what true allies do—have each other’s back, even when it ruffles some feathers.
Cotton didn’t stop at public statements; he’s been a vocal critic of these aggressive protesters, even urging folks on social media to take action and remove pro-Palestinian protesters causing traffic chaos. The senator understands that these protests are more than just a minor inconvenience—they’re causing real harm to everyday Americans just trying to go about their business.
While President Biden did condemn the “vile comments” made by some protesters, he’s been a bit vague on how exactly he plans to deal with these disruptive demonstrations. Cotton and allies like Hawley are standing firm, demanding concrete action to put an end to the hatred being flung around.
So, there you have it, folks. Senator Cotton is standing up for what’s right and calling out these foreign troublemakers who think they can come here and spread hate. He’s a straight-shooter who’s not afraid to speak his mind and defend Americans from those who seek to sow division and discord.
And that’s the way the cookie crumbles.
