Deport activists of anti-Israel protests in the United States that took place after the terrorist attacks on October 7, 2023.
The President of the United States said he plans to sign an executive order that will toughen penalties for anti-Semitism, namely deportation from the country.
This is reported by The New York Post.
It is reported that on January 29, Donald Trump will sign an executive order instructing federal agencies to identify civil and criminal authorities to combat anti-Semitism, in particular to find ways to deport anti-Jewish activists who violate the law from the country.
According to the executive order, the agencies must send recommendations to the White House within 60 days, as well as outline the Justice Department's plans to investigate graffiti and intimidation in support of the terrorist group Hamas, including on university campuses towns.
The document proposes to deport resident aliens, including students with visas, who violated laws during protests following the terrorist attacks on October 7, 2023.
It was previously reported that United States President Donald Trump intends to begin the largest deportation in US history, including illegal immigrants who have committed crimes.
We previously reported that Mexico denied landing to a US military aircraft, temporarily disrupting the Trump administration's plans to deport migrants.
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