Trump is campaigning on using the military on civilians that disagree with him.

I won’t care if he deports them. The math on this is simple. The problem is also somewhat simple. Give back the hostages, renounce violence and try to help the rebuild process.

against those who disagree with him, and people should take him seriously.

For your other point, sure, but hamas, hezbolah, etc. have made it clear they want to destroy Israel, and kill Jews. There is no ambiguity there.

October 7 would not have happened if they wanted to renounce violence, and they would not have taken hostages, raped, tortured, and killed civilians.

He can send them to Gitmo and claim that all protesters are Hamas. Oh yes, he can. He is immune. Rashida is so stupid.

I know emotions are running high - but your claims are ridiculous, AND illogical (in that anyone not voting for Harris, particularly in a swing state, is de facto a Trump ally) Come back to earth, friend.

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Operation Wetback was an immigration law enforcement initiative created by Joseph Swing, a retired United States Army lieutenant general and head of the United States Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS). The program was implemented in June 1954 by U.S. Attorney General Herbert Brownell.[1] The short-lived operation used military-style tactics to remove Mexican immigrants—some of them American citizens—from the United States.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Wetback#

found to be "quite illegal," as you state.

See also this Supreme Court and Presidential Immunity.

No one should feel protected by their Constitutional rights if Trump gets back into office.

The answer, of course, is that Netanyahu and Likud want the Republicans to take control of the Oval Office and Congress.

There are three weeks left in which to deny the hard-line Isreali warhawks their desired result. Once their electoral goal has been thwarted, then it's time for all who are horrified by the killing in Gaza to apply maximum pressure to our newly-elected political leaders.

Else as far as I know.

and talk some sense to their fellow cis-leftists.

They could be assembled using, I dunno, portable fencing and located out of sight and earshot from any campaign venues. As long as they're constructed next to a street it would even be possible to do something like park buses in front of them to make sure they're out of sight! They'd need a catchy name, though, to soften the quashing of free speech. Maybe call them "First Amendment Zones," or something along those lines.

And if Harris/Walz lose Michigan and places like the Little Palestine area of Chicago, it's the campaign's own fault. Palestinian- and Arab-American individuals and groups have been trying for literal weeks to meet with the campaign and have gotten zero response. (I would argue, though, that no response is actually a response.) Giving the impression that you don't give a shit about listening to the people whose vote you're seeking is one of the most politically idiotic things I've ever seen.

Edit: There are 200,000 Arab Americans in Michigan--they also have the largest Lebanese population in the US--so treating them as if their opinions don't matter is practically suicidal from an electoral standpoint.

Harris meets with leaders from Muslim and Arab American communities
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/amp/rcna174115

that she’s met with all the individuals and groups that want to speak with her? Uncommitted’s founder said on October 2 and October 10 that Harris has been asked to speak with people who have relatives in Gaza & Lebanon and thus far she’s ignored those requests unless something’s changed in the last four days.

because taking a look at the "Maine Voices for Palestinian Rights" website, I don't see them saying that.

Trump promises crackdown on pro-Palestinian protests if elected

https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2024/5/28/trump-promises-crackdown-on-pro-palestinian-protests-if-elected

"Earlier this month, the likely Republican nominee told a small group of predominantly Jewish donors that he would expel student demonstrators, who he claimed were part of a “radical revolution”, from the US if he is elected, according to a report by The Washington Post released on Monday."

“If you get me elected, and you should really be doing this … we’re going to set that movement back 25 or 30 years,” Trump said, according to the report, quoting people at the meeting who spoke on the condition of anonymity."