Trump threatens to stop funding for any colleges allowing ‘illegal protests’

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UMaine students hold Pro-Palestine protest despite threats from President Donald Trump

Students at The University of Maine held a Pro-Palestinian protest today despite threats from President Donald Trump this week targeting universities that allow "illegal" protests. Activists on the campus in Orono say they expanded the scope of their rally to speak out against the threats.

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WVU student leader concerned after Trump threatens 'illegal' protests on college campuses

MORGANTOWN, W.Va. (WBOY) — On Tuesday, President Trump posted on Truth Social that all federal funding will stop for any university in the country that allows "illegal" protests. A few days later, 12 News spoke with a student leader at West Virginia University, who says he's concerned. "Freedom of speech should be respected, even if it’s against us, even if it’s talking about things we don’t agree with, we still think that freedom of speech shou…

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Letter: Protests don’t cover full scope of Trump’s agenda

Don't let the controversy over transgender athletes distract from Trump's bigger plan.

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If you want to be funded, don't say "female": With its decrees, Trump sets out a course for America's universities, which makes every research venture that criticizes the nation. For scientists, this is a grueling game.

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Trump Lays Down the Law with Spoiled Protesters: 'Agitators Will Be Imprisoned'

Spoiled campus protesters, look out: President Donald Trump is setting his sights on you and the schools you go to, as well. In the latest move targeting not one but […] The post Trump Lays Down the Law with Spoiled Protesters: 'Agitators Will Be Imprisoned' appeared first on The Western Journal.

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Knesset Gives Initial Approval to Restrictions on Incitement in Academic Institutions

These provisions would prohibit activities that are illegal, including expressing support for terrorist organizations and incitement to terrorism.