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The Heritage Foundation , a right-wing think tank, has a plan to go after pro-Palestine activists.
The plan includes deporting international students and others on foreign visas if they take part in pro-Palestinian activism.
It also suggests using RICO statutes, typically used against organized crime, to help prosecute leading pro-Palestinians .
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