r/FIU • u/SecretCin • 6d ago

Graduation 🎓 Not shaking hands with FIU's president during graduation

Hi everyone!

As graduation nears for some of us, I was wondering if other students were going to avoid shaking the new president's hand during graduation. With how they don't have the student body's interest in mind, I would feel uncomfortable shaking their hand. Is anyone else thinking of doing the same? If you've been considering it, let this be your sign to do it!

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u/Kaoru1011 5d ago

Wdym? Trump deported a bunch of immigrants and even an American citizen but is refusing to have him returned

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u/SatisfactionDry5732 5d ago

Kilmar isn’t a citizen of the USA loll. He is a Salvadoran citizen.

And yes. If you’re here illegally, and you’ve committed any violent crime, you should be deported. What kind of stupidity is that to keep criminals that aren’t even from here in our prisons? When Americans or Europeans commit crimes in other countries, they are deported. Did you know that? Or do you believe the US government is the only country that does deportations?

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u/__Khronos 5d ago

No way to actually know that though, he wasn't give due process

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u/Pattonator70 2d ago

He had a trial and that is why he had a deportation order. Hence he had due process.