United States President Donald Trump will sign a decree on Wednesday (29) to combat anti-Semitism and commit to deporting non-citizens and others who participated in pro-Palestinian protests, a White House authority said.
An information about the decree promises “immediate action” of the Justice Department to sue “terrorist threats, criminal fires, vandalism and violence against American Jews” and mobilize all federal resources to combat what it called “the explosion of anti -Semitism on our campuses and streets ”since the attack on Israel on October 7, 2023 by the Palestinian Islamic group Hamas.
“For all resident foreigners who joined the pro-jihadist protests, we warned them: In 2025, we will find them and deport them,” Trump said in the newsletter.
“I will also quickly cancel student visas from all Hamas supporters on university campuses, who are infested with radicalism like never before.”
Hamas attacks and the subsequent Israeli attack on Gaza led several months of pro-Palestinian protests that stirred the US university campuses, with civil rights groups documenting the increase in anti-Semite, anti-hops and Islamophobic incidents.
The decree will require agency leaders and departments to provide the White House within 60 days, recommendations on all criminal and civil authorities that could be used to combat anti -Semitism, and will require “the removal of resident foreigners who violate our laws ”.
The informative record says that protesters were involved in vandalism and pro-Hamas intimidation, prevented Jewish students from attending classes and assaulted faithful in synagogues, as well as vandalizing US monuments and statues.
Many pro-Palestinos protesters denied support for Hamas or involvement in anti-Semitic acts and said they were manifesting against Israel’s military attack on Gaza, where health authorities say more than 47,000 people were killed.
The American-Islamic Relations Council, a large Muslim defense group, accused the Trump government of attacking “freedom of expression and Palestinian humanity under the pretext of fighting anti-Semitism” and described on Wednesday’s decree as “dishonest , wide and unenforceable ”.
During his 2024 election campaign, Trump promised to deport those he called “pro-Hamas” students who are in the United States with a view.
On his first day in office, he signed a decree that, according to rights groups, establishes the basis for the restoration of a ban on travelers from predominantly Muslim or Arab countries, and offers broader authorities to use ideological exclusion to deny requests from seen and remove individuals who are already in the country.
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Source: CNN Brasil
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