Actor Michael Rappaport was excited after the Trump administration arrested Palestinian immigrants who had organized anti-Israel protests on several American university campuses and took them to his X-account to celebrate their arrests and taxation.
Captioning his video, “I hope they get more of these terrorist groups,” Rapaport praised the Trump administration for accusing anti-Israeli protesters who have upset university campuses around the country, arresting them and launching the process of sending them back to their homeland.
The video for Rapaport comes days after Palestinian “student” Mahmoud Khalil was arrested and his green card had been revoked. The Trump administration has also decided that he will be deported to where he came.
The comedian and actor began the video with attention to the same people who were “screaming” on the streets for the release of Halil. He is also a supporter of Luigi Mangione, the suspect in the shooting death of United Care CEO Brian Thompson, and it is likely that Khalil was sent to the same prison as Mangion. “You get one two,” Rapaport told Saadney.
“He broke the law,” Rapaport said of Halil. “Are you harassing Jews in America? You're on a visa, do you have people on a university campus? You're a shitty visitor, impeccable, you're a view.”
I hope they grab more of these terrorist groupies.#Mohammadkhalil pic.twitter.com/gGnieI8Qkh
— MichaelRapaport (@MichaelRapaport) March 10, 2025
“You broke the fucking law, OK,” continued Rapaport. “There's a new government in town. There's a new law. Maybe you didn't read it, maybe you screamed, yelled, harassed the Jews, oh, maybe you weren't around. New laws. Okay, you broke them. You'll keep breaking them now, you have to pay for the consequences.”
“If you can't have time, don't commit a crime,” added Rappaport. “Okay, I don't know if you've seen it Barrettewhere did you come from, Mahmoud Khalil, if you can't have time, don't commit crimes, you will fuck you. ”
It is unclear what Khalil's position is at this point at this point, as a judge appointed by Obama in New York City jumps into action immediately and demands that the federal government release Halil.
Still, despite the New York judge's order, the federal government after being arrested on Saturday. Sweep Khalil goes to a holding facility in Jena, Louisiana, and before the judge issues his request, his order may be invalid and Halil is not in New York, so the judge has no jurisdiction in which Halil is detained.
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