The president posted a message on social media Tuesday calling for arrests and deportation for anyone participating in what he referred to as “illegal protests."
President Donald Trump on Tuesday threatened to revoke all federal funding from universities that allow "illegal protests," referring to anti-Semitic demonstrations that have erupted on college campuses since Hamas's Oct. 7, 2023, attack on Israel.
President Donald Trump has pledged to halt federal funding for universities that allow illegal protest activity to continue on their campuses — an unfortunately necessary step to restore order at schools that have been derailed by unlawful political protesting.
President Donald Trump claimed that universities or schools who "allow illegal protests" on campus will have federal funding yanked, while "agitators" may face expulsion.
President Trump threatened Tuesday to halt all federal funds for any educational institute that allows "illegal protests" -- and vowed that agitators will be unmasked and imprisoned.
Donald Trump is once again threatening colleges and university campuses, which have seen pro-Palestinian protests of Israel's bombardment of Gaza following the October 7 Hamas attack.
Donald Trump has threatened to cut federal funding for colleges that allow "illegal" protests, sparking debates on free speech and institutional policies.
President Donald Trump says he will stop federal funding for schools that allow what he calls "illegal protests." Trump is also calling for penalties, including expulsion or arrests for students, and deportation for foreign participants in the demonstrations.
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