Trump administration to arrest more pro-Palestinian protestors

Investing.com -- U.S. President Donald Trump announced on Monday that more arrests will follow after a Palestinian graduate student, who was involved in pro-Palestinian protests, was taken into custody at Columbia University in New York.

The student’s arrest is the first of many, according to the president. He stated that there are other students across universities in the U.S. who are participating in activities that he characterized as pro-terrorist, anti-Semitic, and anti-American.

Trump’s administration will not tolerate such activities, he said. The president also claimed that many of the individuals involved are not students but paid agitators.

The administration’s plan, as outlined by Trump, is to locate, apprehend, and deport these individuals, who he referred to as terrorist sympathizers, from the U.S., ensuring they never return. The president made these remarks in a post on Truth Social.

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