Without going into details, I'm spending as much of the rest of the day as I can sitting,

which means I have some time to yell.  For instance, about asshats who hate this country and yet demand to be here and lecture us on our shortcomings.
Democratic Michigan Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed is scheduled to speak at an Islamic convention this weekend—six days before the 25th anniversary of 9/11—on a panel alongside a "9/11 truther" and a Muslim cleric conspiracy theorist who has called for an "examination" of the official narrative surrounding the terrorist attacks.

Shakir, in addition to propagating 9/11 conspiracy theories, has blamed Israel for other terrorist attacks and called for Muslims to use "guerrilla warfare" to achieve their desired political outcomes.

In a 1992 treatise, Shakir argued for Muslims to embrace "extrasystemic political action," ranging from "noncooperation tactics to guerrilla war" in order to influence government policies or eradicate the "system" altogether. Shakir asserted that "every major Muslim political gain" in modern history was brought about through such action, and cited the creation of the Islamic Republic of Iran and the "armed struggle" that led to Taliban control of Afghanistan.

And
Mohsen Mahdawi, the Palestinian Columbia University student who is facing deportation over his central role in the anti-Israel campus protest movement, has a previously undocumented history of "support for terrorists, terrorist organisations, armed violence and those who carried it out," according to a comprehensive investigation published Wednesday by two investigative journalists.

The findings undermine Mahdawi's own claims—as well as those by sympathetic media outlets—that he is being targeted by the Trump administration over his peaceful advocacy for Palestinian rights and those living in Gaza. The 100-page investigation, authored by journalists David Collier and Rachel Feldman, unearthed previously unseen statements in which Mahdawi, who's from the West Bank, promised to "annihilate the Jews," praised Hamas, honored dead terrorists, and bragged that the Palestinians "have the capacity and conviction to resist, to kill and to wound."

Just wonderful people that have been allowed in, aren't they?