U.S. President Donald Trump has signed an executive order aimed at reducing anti-Semitic sentiments in American educational institutions.
Issued on Thursday, the order states that non-American citizens participating in pro-Palestine protests will face deportation.
Trump cited a rise in anti-Semitic incidents in U.S. schools and universities following Hamas’ attack on Israel in October 2023.
The order directs authorities to take strict legal action against individuals involved in anti-Semitic harassment and violence.
Trump firmly stated, “We will identify and deport anyone participating in anti-Semitic demonstrations.”
He also announced the immediate cancellation of visas for students expressing support for Hamas on college campuses.
Furthermore, Trump declared that students already linked to extremist groups will also have their visas revoked.
This executive order specifically addresses the growing hostility and violence against Jewish students and communities in American educational institutions.
The Trump administration has framed this move as a step toward protecting the Jewish community and tightening immigration laws in the U.S.
