ICE arrested Eissa Seyed Hashemi, his wife Maryam Tahmasebi, and their son Seyed Mobin Hashemi in Los Angeles, California. Eissa Seyed Hashemi is the son of Masoumeh Ebtekar, an Iranian regime politician who also acted as a spokesperson during the Iran hostage crisis of 1979.
ICE law enforcement officers successfully apprehended all three individuals whose presence in the United States posed a clear threat to our national security and foreign policy.
On September 1, 2014, Hashemi entered the U.S. at the San Francisco International Airport on a F-1 student visa. In 2016, Hashemi, his wife, and son became green card holders. It is a privilege to be granted a green card to live in the United States of America. If we have reason to believe a green card holder poses a threat to the U.S., the green card will be revoked.
Under President Trump’s leadership, the United States will not be a safe haven for those who threaten our security or undermine our foreign policy.
@CBSNews You can never achieve meaningful results by negotiating with a mafia-like, criminal cult. Please listen to the voice of the majority of the Iranian people—not the minority that supports the regime
@POTUS@BarakRavid@FoxNews@cnnbrk@BBCWorld@LindseyGrahamSC
@FoxNews You can never achieve meaningful results by negotiating with a mafia-like, criminal cult. Please listen to the voice of the majority of the Iranian people—not the minority that supports the regime
@POTUS@VP@LindseyGrahamSC
@netanyahu@realDonaldTrump Instead of military strikes that harm civilians and infrastructure, pursue targeted, lawful measures to hold Iranian officials accountable. Stand with the Iranian people—not against them.
@ABCPolitics Instead of military strikes that harm civilians and infrastructure, pursue targeted, lawful measures to hold Iranian officials accountable. Stand with the Iranian people—not against them.
@CBSNews Instead of military strikes that harm civilians and infrastructure, pursue targeted, lawful measures to hold Iranian officials accountable. Stand with the Iranian people—not against them.
@JasonMBrodsky Instead of military strikes that harm civilians and infrastructure, pursue targeted, lawful measures to hold Iranian officials accountable. Stand with the Iranian people—not against them.
@BarronTNews_ Instead of military strikes that harm civilians and infrastructure, pursue targeted, lawful measures to hold Iranian officials accountable. Stand with the Iranian people—not against them.
@FaceTheNation@CBSNews Instead of military strikes that harm civilians and infrastructure, pursue targeted, lawful measures to hold Iranian officials accountable. Stand with the Iranian people—not against them.
@FNCGlobalNews@EfratLachter Instead of military strikes that harm civilians and infrastructure, pursue targeted, lawful measures to hold Iranian officials accountable. Stand with the Iranian people—not against them.
@DrEliDavid I have a question for Mr. President:
Why is there no mention of the rights of the Iranian people in the 15 points under negotiation with the regime?
Thank you for your attention.
#HumanRights#Iran
@BarakRavid@MarcACaputo@axios I have a question for Mr. President:
Why is there no mention of the rights of the Iranian people in the 15 points under negotiation with the regime?
Thank you for your attention.
#HumanRights#Iran
@FoxNews Mr. President, among those 15 demands for Iran, one thing stands out as missing — the human rights of its people. Any thoughts?
#HumanRights#Iran
@BarronTNews_ Mr. President, among those 15 demands for Iran, many noticed one thing missing — the human rights of its people. Any thoughts?
#HumanRights#Iran