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Lefty California teacher who married Gaza man to give him US citizenship should ‘expect to be prosecuted’: Feds

DNyuz

July 4, 2026

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Lefty California teacher who married Gaza man to give him US citizenship should ‘expect to be prosecuted’: Feds

The far-left, Pro-Palestinian public school teacher who said married a Gaza man to give him American citizenship should expect to be prosecuted, the US Citizenship and Immigration Services warned this week. “These individuals should expect to be discovered and prosecuted for this illegal activity,” USCIS Spokesman Zach Kahler said after The Post exposed the woke []

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