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New York, United States – Last week, the United States President Donald Trump published a message directed on student protesters, who participated in last year’s Palestinian demonstrations.
It was a warning. And it was especially targeted on migrants among protesters.
The White House Fact Sheet quoted Trump as saying, “For all the residents of Jihadi protests, we notice you, we notice you: 2025 come, we will find you, and we will deport you,” Trump was called in the White House Fact Sheet.
“I will quickly cancel the student visa of all Hamas sympathizers on college complexes, which have been affected by radicalism as before.”
The latest indication was the latest indication that the protests had ended the decline. If anything, under Trump’s second term, free-spit advocates and pro-Palestinian Rights Rights are working for a continuous action on university workers who led the demonstrations.
Sara McLaglin, a scholar from the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression (Fire) to Al Jazeera, said, “Legal questions about deportation of students for speech that will be protected in the US otherwise are complicated.”
“But the moral question is clear: Do we want the exile to express the political views decomposed by the White House?”
Scheme to ‘remove’ foreign students
Trump’s statement came on the heels of a new executive order, signed on 29 January. It paved the way for the exile of foreign students in the name of dealing with the anti-Jewishness on the campus.
The order pledges “immediate action” to prosecute, remove or otherwise to take into account criminals of anti -anti -anti -anti -anti -opponents and violence “.
To achieve that goal, it tells the Education Secretary to provide a list of court cases related to anti-Jewishism in colleges, universities and schools teaching kindergarten through 12th standard.
All higher education installations for order also require how “monitor activities by foreign students and employees and report” who are relevant to anti-Jewish push.
If warrant is done, the government may then start “action to remove such aliens”.
This order comes in response to the fact that the Trump administration called “the explosion of Jewish-Jews on our campuses and our streets since October 7, 2023”. On that day, fighters of Palestinian armed group Hamas attacked Southern Israel, killing the estimated 1,139 people.
Israel responded to the war. For 15 months, the Israeli bomb fell on Gaza’s Palestinian Enclave, as its troops had levels, schools and neighborhoods.
Now that a delicate ceasefire is caught by a delicate ceasefire, the authorities hope to find a more accurate picture of the death toll, which currently sits on 62,000, many of the dead are Palestinian women and children.
United Nations experts have compared the methods of Israel’s war with massacre, and concerns about human rights inspired thousands of students in colleges and universities to rally in protest.
Some established encampments to condemn Israel’s works. Others demanded their universities to be divided by Israeli businesses and other companies, who supported the war.
But when the protests were largely peaceful, some expressed inconvenience with Israeli’s public criticisms, a major American ally. Others accused the protesters of anti-Jews, although the protest leaders have denied such allegations.
Under pressure from donors and legislators, many universities torn the activities of Palestine in the premises. More than 3,000 student protesters were arrested in 2024 at the height of the protest movement.
‘Sensor and Snich’
Meanwhile, the questions of anti-Jews in the protest movement reached the highest level of the government, the then President Joe Biden promised to take action.
The movement also came up against the backdrop of a hot US presidential election season, and Trump used the issue as part of his campaign.
The Washington Post reported in May that he told the donors that the student would take the protesters and “throw them out of the country”.
Later, in July, Republican published a party stage which reflects similar rhetoric. One of its promises was “Hamas fleasing removal and our college complexes were to be secured and patriotic”.
Trump also threatened to draw money and recognition from universities, which failed to reduce the protesters adequately.
Dima Khalidi – Director of Palestine Legal, a group protecting the rights of Palestinian advocates in the US – called Trump’s order last week “” The latest in the rising list of dangerous, totalitarian measures, which purpose is to fear a ideological strangulation on schools Is the effort of Students in silence ”.
He believes that Trump’s order violates the first amendment of the US Constitution, which protects free speech and the right to assembly. And she argues that the danger progresses in comparison to the recent Pro-Filistini movement.
Khalidi said, “The implications of this executive order go far beyond the Palestine movement.”
“It encourages government agencies to find ways to target any dissatisfaction with Trump’s agenda and aim to list universities themselves as its sensors and sniches.”
Free speech question
Like other executive functions, Trump ran to sign during the first days of his second term, expecting legal challenges from the January 29 order.
Carrie Desel, a senior employee of the Night First Amendment Institute at Columbia University, said that the first amendment applies to the security “everyone in the United States”, regardless of the situation of citizenship or visa.
He wrote in a statement, “It would be unconstitutional to deport non-citizens based on his political speech.”
However, free speech advocate McLaglin said that the federal government still “holds significant rights over the presence of foreign nationals in the country”.
This can result in a cool effect: to silence weak student protesters who rely on visas or other immigration documents to live in the US.
McLaghalin said, “This order, with the danger to deporting ‘Hamas’s sympathy’ along with President Trump, would suggest to international students to suggest that to enjoy the rights promised in our country’s premises They are not happy, “said McLaglin.
“This is a disadvantage for these students whose speech will be cooled, and for their peers, who will be deprived of the ability to listen, attach and challenge those ideas.”
In a statement for the US Free-Spitch Organization Pen, Kristen Sheeverian stated that Trump’s order was “reminiscent of Macrth’sism”, a period in history when the US government sought to root and considered people a “destructive”.
He said, “The declared target of this executive order is combating the anti-Jewishism, instead it risks to create an army of an authoritative-like armies, which to target international students, faculty and employees for their views. Will be empowered, “they explained.
“This order will reduce further communication and understanding in the campus, or to combat bigotry. Rather, it will spoil the atmosphere of fear and mistrust. ,
Stoop
Not only the Executive Order raises the issues of free speech, but the critics also questioned whether Trump’s instructions would actually achieve their declared objective of dealing with the anti-Jewishism.
In a statement, Ben Olinsky, a partner from the Center for American Progress, accused the Trump administration of “anti-Jews for political gains” being armed.
Olinski wrote, “It does nothing to protect Jewish students or any other Americans from hatred or to prevent terrorism, which creates legitimate threats to the Jewish communities of America.”
“Instead, it leaves education and dialogue attacking the protected political speech. It is clear that Trump’s real goal is to oppose the voices. ,
While the report of the anti-Jewishness had increased in the last one year, there were incidents of anti-Muslim and anti-Palestinian hatred.
From January to July 2024, the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), the country’s largest Muslim civil rights organization, increased 4,951 complaints, increased by 69 percent in the same period last year.
In view of Trump’s executive order, the group condemned the fact that those incidents were not considered.
The CAIR wrote in its statement, “This order completely ignores the real and documented incidents of anti-Filistini and anti-Muslim violence against the students of American college by pro-Israeli extremists.”
It also called the order “many Jews, Muslims, Palestinians and other college students who opposed the war together”.
Other critics such as Ollasey argued that if Trump was serious about combating Jewish-Flagism, he would distance himself from groups such as far-flung proud boys.
Olinski said, “If President Trump really cares (about) a very real growth in the acts of anti-Jewishism, he would begin to firing Elon Musk, which appeared as a Nazi salute last week Was, “Olinski also said.
“President Trump refused to condemn the anti-Jewishness, when it comes from his own supporters, it is helping to enable the uproar in the anti-Jews that we see today.”
