PersianStar

Mr. @SecMullinDHS, as you step into your new position I ask you to provide particular consideration to the status of Iranian students and professionals in the United States who may be at risk of immigration complications due to Presidential Proclamations 10949 and 10998. Many of these individuals fled the Islamic Republic’s because they believe in freedom, democracy, and the values this country stands for. They are also contributing to the United States every day. They arrived in this country legally, followed the rules, respect this country and its system of law and order and are among the most dedicated and accomplished contributors to American society. I ask that you and your department consider these factors, plus the personal and political risk many of these young people would face if sent back to the criminal regime in Iran. America’s concerns for its national security and the threat posed by the Islamic regime to the homeland are entirely justified. To that end, my office stands ready to provide you and your colleagues with regime operatives, propaganda agents, and influence networks for investigation and removal from the United States. Thank you for your consideration.

@YossiGoldstein8 Aniseh Adeshir Larijani is the daughter of Bagher Larijani. She lives in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and is believed to be connected to the Pharmacy program at Duquesne University. Her name in Farsi: انیسه ادشیرلاریجانی

It’s been 1,000 hours without real internet in Iran. In the middle of a war, people cannot work online, cannot move money, cannot call for help, and cannot show the world what is being done to them. These negotiations are bullshit, not just because they ignore the blackout, but because they pretend you can have a peace deal while an entire nation is kept blind and gagged. If @JDVance will not make uncensored internet for civilians a non negotiable condition, then he is managing the crisis, not ending it. No ceasefire without internet. No deal that treats 90 million people like they do not exist