As pro-Palestinian protests continue across U.S. cities and college campuses, the Biden administration announced the opening of new refugee processing offices in the Middle East. “How many of those pro-Hamas protestors on our college campuses are here on student visas? Who is funding them?” asked Dalia al-Aqidi, an Iraqi-born Muslim immigrant and GOP congressional candidate looking to challenge Rep. Ilhan Omar for Minnesota’s 5th Congressional District seat. “Who we let into our country matters,” she wrote on X in reaction to the news that the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) will be opening international field offices in Qatar and Turkey to help bring more migrants to the U.S. The Biden administration appears addicted to gaining immigrants from Muslim Brotherhood-supporting Middle East countries. How many of those pro-Hamas protestors on our college campuses are here on student visas? Who is funding them? Who we let into our country matters. pic.twitter.com/869NplB8oU — Dalia al-Aqidi (@Dalia4Congress) April 23, 2024 The new offices will “increase capacity for refugee processing, strengthen strategic partnerships, and facilitate interagency cooperation,” according to a USCIS press release Tuesday. “The Biden-Harris administration set the refugee admissions ceiling for fiscal year 2024 at 125,000 refugees. Establishing USCIS field offices in Qatar and Turkey will support the U.S. Refugee Admissions Program’s infrastructure in the region. It also will directly support long-established and increasing USCIS refugee processing circuit rides,” the release states. Florida Republican Sen. Marco Rubio blasted the administration for providing billions more in taxpayer funds to facilitate bringing Middle Eastern migrants to the U.S. “Not only did the ‘foreign aid’ bill that passed yesterday do nothing about the mass migration invasion of America, it provided over $3.5 billion to help bring migrants from the Middle East to America,” he wrote on X, referring to the staggering $95 billion foreign