The president of the United States, Donald Trump, will sign an executive order on Wednesday to combat anti-Semitism and the commitment to deport non-citizen university students and others who participated in pro-palestinian protests, said a White House official.
An information sheet on the order promises “immediate action” by the Department of Justice to process “terrorist threats, caused fires, vandalism and violence against US Jews” and gather all federal resources to combat what he called “the explosion of anti -Semitism In our campus and streets “from the attack of October 7, 2023 against Israel for Hamas.
“For all resident foreigners who joined pro-andihadist protests, we let you know: in 2025, we will find you and we will deport it,” Trump said on the information sheet. “I will also quickly cancel the visas of students of all Hamas supporters in the university campuses, which have been infested with radicalism as never before.”
The attacks of Hamas and the subsequent seized Israeli of Gaza led to several months of pro-palestinian protests that toured American university campus, with civil rights groups that document anti-Semitic, anti-Arabobic and Islamophobic incidents.
The order will require that the agency and department leaders provide at the White House recommendations within 60 days of all criminal and civil authorities that could be used to combat anti -Semitism, and would demand “the elimination of resident foreigners who violate our laws “
The informative sheet claimed that the protesters participated in pro-Ahamas vandalism and intimidation, prevented Jewish students from attending classes, the faithful attacked in the synagogues and destroyed American monuments and statues.
Many Pro-Palestinian protesters denied supporting Hamas or participating in anti-Semitic acts and said they were demonstrating against Israel’s military assault to Gaza, where health authorities say that more than 47,000 people have been killed, including dozens of women and children.
However, on January 15, Qatarari and US officials announced a high fire in the enclave. Since the high fire entered into force on January 19, Israel and Hamas have exchanged several captives, with another planned exchange for Thursday.
Since its inauguration, Trump has floated the idea of ”clearing” Gaza and transferring the Palestinians to Egypt and Jordan, obtaining a significant reaction.
The American-Islamic Relations Council, a large Muslim defense group, accused the Trump administration of an assault on “freedom of expression and Palestinian humanity under the appearance of fighting antiseemisism” and described Wednesday’s order as “dishonest , excessive and unequal. “
During his 2024 election campaign, Trump promised to deport those who called the students “Pro-Ahamas in the United States about Visas.
On his first day in office, he signed an executive order that the rights groups say that he feels the foundations for the restoration of a prohibition of travelers from the predominantly Muslim or Arab countries and offers the broadest authorities to use ideological exclusion to deny visa requests and eliminate people who are already in the country.
Throughout 2024, the students’ protests also arrived at neighboring Canada and Europe, while academic workers in the US. UU. They smell on strike to protest against university responses to protesters.
The tensions broke out between the protesters Pro-Palestinian students and the school administrators in several American universities, since classes were canceled in person and the protesters were arrested.
