Zionist Organization Naming Names in Light of Trump’s Executive Order Targeting Terror Sympathizers in America on Visas

Betar, which describes itself as a ‘loud and proud’ pro-Israel group, sends Trump Administration a list of pro-terror students and faculty.

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Betar U.S. is an American Zionist organization that traces its origins to Russian author and Zionist leader, Vladimir Jabotinsky, pictured at the center of this historic photo. Members have been compiling a list of names of pro-terror students and faculty at college campuses. FTP/Getty Images

In light of President Trump’s executive order that paves the way for officials to revoke the visas of international students and faculty members who support foreign terrorist organizations, one Zionist advocacy group is working closely with the new administration to make sure the order gets put to use. 

Betar U.S., an American Zionist organization that traces its origins to Russian author and Zionist leader, Vladimir Jabotinsky, has been compiling a list of names of pro-terror actors on college campuses, along with evidence of their infractions, for months. Now that Mr. Trump signed an executive order that calls for the deportation of foreigners, including students, who express support for designated terrorist groups, the organization is pouncing at the opportunity to hand the administration a list of names on a silver platter. 

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