"We are not going to come to him. He is going to need to come to us." In a tweet, survivor Cameron Kasky said that many of the students who have been in the national spotlight were not invited to the listening session in the first place.Related: Masood's experience is shared by organizer Aisha bint Gladys, whose parents immigrated from Haiti and Sudan, and Sharmin Hossain, co-director of Queer Crescent and founder of theBangladeshi Historical Memory Project Parkland survivor Alex Wind explained why more of the Parkland students weren't at Trump's meeting. "If Donald Trump wants to listen to us, he should have taken the first invitation," Windtold CNN and June's withdrawal announcement cited the council’s alleged anti-Israel bias as the motivation for the move. A few days after the announcement, Israelsaid