He didn’t hesitate for long and made another decision!

Former President Donald Trump signed an executive order enabling the deportation of foreign students and individuals involved in pro-Palestinian protests. The Justice Department will take immediate action.

The order, issued after the October 7, 2023, Hamas attack on Israel, targets threats against Jewish communities, including terrorism, arson, and violence. Trump warned that foreign residents in “pro-jihadist” protests would face deportation in 2025, and student visas for pro-Hamas supporters would be revoked.

This move aligns with Trump’s 2024 campaign stance on immigration and national security, reigniting debates on freedom and security. Let us know your thoughts!

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