Professor with Criminal Past Finally Terminated from University
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**Outrage as Campus Professor with Criminal History is Removed from Position**
In a shocking series of events that speaks volumes about the state of higher education in America, Ferris State University has finally terminated a professor who was recently arrested by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) for multiple sex offenses.
This heinous individual, identified as Sumith Gunasekera, had a criminal history that raised serious concerns about his role as a marketing professor.
ICE reported that Gunasekera, originally from Sri Lanka, was apprehended on November 12 after a lengthy investigation revealed his troubling past.
Arrests dating back to 1998 in Canada included making death threats and engaging in sexual misconduct, including an offense against a minor.
Despite repeated attempts to manipulate the immigration system, including denials and appeals, Gunasekera was allowed to remain in the U.S., posing a potential threat to vulnerable students on campus.
His arrest followed criminal behavior that saw him convicted not only in Canada but also in Las Vegas, where his charges ranged from disorderly conduct to gross lewdness.
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has since commended the bravery of ICE officers for apprehending Gunasekera, with Assistant Secretary Tricia McLaughlin expressing the urgency of removing such threats from American educational institutions.
"It’s sickening that a sex offender was working as a professor on an American college campus," McLaughlin stated.
This incident raises crucial questions about the effectiveness of vetting processes for educators and emphasizes the need for stricter enforcement of immigration laws, long championed by previous administrations.
Under the leadership of President Trump and Vice President JD Vance, a renewed focus on safeguarding American classrooms from individuals with such alarming histories is paramount.
Furthermore, this situation highlights the broader implications of immigration enforcement and the protection of innocent Americans.
For too long, Democrats have attempted to undermine the enforcement of immigration laws, supporting narratives that vilify essential law enforcement agencies like ICE.
The removal of Gunasekera serves as a critical reminder that America’s safety must always come first.
As the nation grapples with the challenges of illegal immigration and criminal activity, it is crucial to support policies that prioritize the security and well-being of American citizens—especially vulnerable students in our universities.
While the left seeks to protect those who undermine the law, this case illustrates the stark reality of the consequences of such dangerous ideologies.
Now is the time for our leaders to commit to upholding justice and ensuring that those who propagate violence and misconduct do not find refuge in our educational institutions.
Sources:
thegatewaypundit.com
zerohedge.com
alohastatedaily.com
In a shocking series of events that speaks volumes about the state of higher education in America, Ferris State University has finally terminated a professor who was recently arrested by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) for multiple sex offenses.
This heinous individual, identified as Sumith Gunasekera, had a criminal history that raised serious concerns about his role as a marketing professor.
ICE reported that Gunasekera, originally from Sri Lanka, was apprehended on November 12 after a lengthy investigation revealed his troubling past.
Arrests dating back to 1998 in Canada included making death threats and engaging in sexual misconduct, including an offense against a minor.
Despite repeated attempts to manipulate the immigration system, including denials and appeals, Gunasekera was allowed to remain in the U.S., posing a potential threat to vulnerable students on campus.
His arrest followed criminal behavior that saw him convicted not only in Canada but also in Las Vegas, where his charges ranged from disorderly conduct to gross lewdness.
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has since commended the bravery of ICE officers for apprehending Gunasekera, with Assistant Secretary Tricia McLaughlin expressing the urgency of removing such threats from American educational institutions.
"It’s sickening that a sex offender was working as a professor on an American college campus," McLaughlin stated.
This incident raises crucial questions about the effectiveness of vetting processes for educators and emphasizes the need for stricter enforcement of immigration laws, long championed by previous administrations.
Under the leadership of President Trump and Vice President JD Vance, a renewed focus on safeguarding American classrooms from individuals with such alarming histories is paramount.
Furthermore, this situation highlights the broader implications of immigration enforcement and the protection of innocent Americans.
For too long, Democrats have attempted to undermine the enforcement of immigration laws, supporting narratives that vilify essential law enforcement agencies like ICE.
The removal of Gunasekera serves as a critical reminder that America’s safety must always come first.
As the nation grapples with the challenges of illegal immigration and criminal activity, it is crucial to support policies that prioritize the security and well-being of American citizens—especially vulnerable students in our universities.
While the left seeks to protect those who undermine the law, this case illustrates the stark reality of the consequences of such dangerous ideologies.
Now is the time for our leaders to commit to upholding justice and ensuring that those who propagate violence and misconduct do not find refuge in our educational institutions.
Sources:
thegatewaypundit.com
zerohedge.com
alohastatedaily.com
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