President Donald Trump on Tuesday claimed to be “agitators” on American Faculty of Campuses It will be permanently expelled from school or even “closed”.
Trump claimed in a post on his social platform of truth, adding that any educational institution that “allows illegal protests” will no longer receive federal funding at its campus.
“All funding will stop for any faculty, school or university that enables illegal protests,” ” Trump wrote. “Agitators will be closed/or permanently send back to the country they came from. US students will be permanently expelled or, depending on the crime, arrested. No masks! Thanks for the attention to that.”
Trump did not describe in detail any specifics about how the federal government could expel or force universities to expire students.
Trump invited universities and schools that allow what he called “illegal protests” in a post on his social platform of truth on Tuesday. (Pool by AP)
Fasting comes because anti-Israeli protests have appeared all over the US and at university campuses in the middle Israeli war in gauze After October 7, 2023, terrorist attacks under the guidance of Hamas, who killed about 1,200 people.
More students at Barnard College in New York have been facing disciplinary action in recent days due to a burglary at Hamilton Hall at the Columbia University Campus last year.
Barnard, which is part of the Columbia University education system, is next to the main campus of Columbia, he expelled one student and suspended another, according to the group of Apartheid Divest University of Columbia.
Anti-Israeli protesters at Barnard College arrested after the mafia has become violent
Barnard also recently expelled two more students because of a class disorder on the history of modern Israel. The duo wore a headscarf to hide their faces when students say they ran into the classroom and threw anti -Semitic pamphlets around the room.
The school says I cannot comment on disciplinary action, but the president’s statement is partly: “… In Barnard we always do what is right, not what is easy.”
Jewish students in Barnard invited the school because of the lack of urgency in his response to incidents.
“The University has condemned the incident,” Barnard Freshman Shoshan Aufzien said on Friday in the “US editorial board”. “I thought their words were a little weak. I don’t look for a lip service. I want action.”
Fox News’ Alexis McAdams and Madison Colombo contributed to this report.
