Christian Lisi

Hi, thank you. You did pronounce it correctly.

It doesn't happen very often. We were at your event at USF. We had a great time. We appreciate you coming out to visit.

Yeah, no, it's OK. We were close, but there was a lot of pushing and shoving and like trying to get to a lot of people.

Yes. I was just blown away to see the response from college students and their energy. And, you know, as well as the nonsensical questions that were asked and the talking points and all the comments about Doge, it was very interesting to watch. But my question is about some of the deportations that are being carried out.

I know that a lot of, maybe not a lot, but some of the individuals are maybe not high priority. But do you think we'll get to a point where the DHS will stop approving work authorizations and extensions for those that use it as a shield to stay in the country?

Yeah, it was high energy. It was, you know, we got there at about 1030. So we were there for quite a while. Lots of people coming in. We heard lots of students that were skipping class just to be able to come see you and be able to witness just some of the action. That's the first time we've been to a college event.

So it was, you know, very new experience for us it was obviously hot and sunny and all that but just hearing a lot of the questions and seeing the perspective of college students and just what what has changed and what their experience has been like in college and

What blew me away the most was hearing college students say that once a professor finds out, you know, they're conservative, Christian, fill in the blank, that they're looked on differently and treated differently and graded differently. That was like the most.

It was chilling for sure.

Oh, thank you.