In response to one of the colleagues blog post, I would like to disagree with the bottom line saying "Trump's policy will make it more difficult for criminals to obtain access to any sorts of visas" for a few reasons. First, while I agree with the fact that not every foreign national is criminal, I think there are far more criminals who are already American citizens. The vast majority of illegal immigrants in this country have always been hard-working people who devote their skills in many undesirable, physically-demanding jobs such as food processing facilities. My opinion is that there should be no reason to ward off people crossing the border illegally for that reason.
I find this article in particular to be interesting to read because it primarily argues that whether or not the University of California, Berkeley has to let the right-wing speakers to come since this university has long been a battlefield where the both right-wing and left-wing speakers pick a fight over the national debate or their political views according to the faculty members. The article starts by telling that the mathematics class for graduate students being canceled because the room where the class was supposed to be held will be used for the right-wing speakers while its students just want to study. It's worth reading because it remind us of how certain universities and colleges such as Berkeley have been picked as speech venues by right-wing speakers and how they disrupt its innocent students who aren't even willing to be part of this. https://nyti.ms/2jTE8d4
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