Trump Signs Executive Order to Deport Those Who Question jewish Supremacy

Welp it’s happening. Here’s the details:

Executive Order and Date: On January 29, 2025, President Trump signed an executive order instructing federal agencies to identify civil and criminal authorities available to combat antisemitism. This includes finding ways to deport anti-Jewish activists who have violated laws.
Scope of the Order: The executive order specifically targets the deportation of resident aliens, including students with visas, who have broken laws during anti-Israel protests post the October 7, 2023, terrorist attacks in Israel. This order requires agency and department leaders to provide recommendations within 60 days.
Implementation: The Justice Department is tasked with investigating pro-Hamas graffiti and intimidation, including incidents on college campuses, under this directive.
Legal Precedents: The Supreme Court case Kleindienst v. Mandel (1972) is cited as a precedent where the government could refuse a visa to an individual based on their political views, which might be relevant in this context.
Political Context: Trump’s actions follow previous campaign promises to deport foreign students involved in pro-Hamas activities and to defund schools allowing the spread of antisemitism. This new executive order builds on those promises by focusing specifically on deportation.
Previous Actions: During Trump’s first term, he signed another executive order in December 2019 that aimed at combating antisemitism by expanding the interpretation of Title VI of the Civil Rights Act to include discrimination rooted in antisemitism. This context might inform the current policy’s approach.
Public Reaction: Posts on X indicate a mix of reactions, with some highlighting the order, though without detailed commentary on public sentiment beyond the sharing of news.