I’m willing to kill Donald Trump: student

This undated photo provided by Ohoud Ali Mohamed Nasr El Sayed shows her brother, Emadeldin, an Egyptian aviation student in the Los Angeles area. Prosecutors are trying to get him deported over Facebook comments threatening Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, and his lawyers are fighting it. He faces a deportation hearing Friday, March 4, 2016. (Ohoud Ali Mohamed Nasr El Sayed via AP)

This undated photo provided by Ohoud Ali Mohamed Nasr El Sayed shows her brother, Emadeldin, an Egyptian aviation student in the Los Angeles area. Prosecutors are trying to get him deported over Facebook comments threatening Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, and his lawyers are fighting it. He faces a deportation hearing Friday, March 4, 2016. (Ohoud Ali Mohamed Nasr El Sayed via AP)

Published Mar 3, 2016

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 Orange, California - A student from Egypt is facing deportation after being investigated by federal agents for posting on his Facebook page that he was willing to kill Donald Trump and the world would thank him.

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Attorney Hani Bushra says 23-year-old Emadeldin Elsayed was arrested by immigration authorities last month at the Los Angeles-area flight school he attended. He faces a deportation hearing Friday.

The Associated Press interviewed Elsayed by phone from jail. He called the post stupid and said he wrote it because he was angered by Trump's comments about Muslims. He said he immediately regretted it, and he never intended to harm anyone.

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Immigration and Customs Enforcement says Elsayed was arrested because he violated the terms of his visa.

Officials declined to discuss the case in detail.

AP

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