No, being a member of a “terrorist organization” and the government allows itself latitude in defining that. It’s much easier to associate someone with an organization than to show personal acts of terrorism.

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fc417fc802 an hour ago | parent [-]

Right but to demonstrate that you lied about X they have to demonstrate X. So by the time you're deporting someone for the lie you could just as easily have deported them for the thing itself.

	▲	pixl97 13 minutes ago \| parent [-]
		You're making assumptions the thing they lied about and the thing they are being deported for are the same, and quite often the thing you're actually being deported for is not a reason to deport anyone at all. You come to the US and make a social media post saying Trump is a big fat dummy head. You get deported for lying about being in a terrorist organization.