Some colleges have been rightly criticized for allowing the stifling of free speech on campuses.

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That criticism cuts both ways.

Judge Rules Trump Unlawfully Targeted Noncitizens Over Pro-Palestinian Speech​

A federal judge in Massachusetts ruled on Tuesday that the Trump administration had used the threat of deportation to systematically silence noncitizens in academia who protested in support of Palestinians, violating the First Amendment as part of a broader strategy to stamp out campus activism.

The remarkable ruling was a hard-fought win for a coalition of academic and civil rights organizations that had sued to block future deportations of foreign students, arguing that the government had used the threat of “ideological deportation” to punish people for criticizing Israel’s government and its war in Gaza.

Describing the question before him as “perhaps the most important ever to fall within the jurisdiction of this district court,” Judge William G. Young, an appointee of President Ronald Reagan, released a scathing rebuke of President Trump, whose administration he said had worked outside the law to curtail First Amendment protections for noncitizens.


The normal degree of outrage typically elicited by trump's actions has been muted by the daily outrages perpetrated against citizens and non citizens alike. To use an over used word, it's been normalized.
 
That criticism cuts both ways.

Judge Rules Trump Unlawfully Targeted Noncitizens Over Pro-Palestinian Speech​

A federal judge in Massachusetts ruled on Tuesday that the Trump administration had used the threat of deportation to systematically silence noncitizens in academia who protested in support of Palestinians, violating the First Amendment as part of a broader strategy to stamp out campus activism.

The remarkable ruling was a hard-fought win for a coalition of academic and civil rights organizations that had sued to block future deportations of foreign students, arguing that the government had used the threat of “ideological deportation” to punish people for criticizing Israel’s government and its war in Gaza.

Describing the question before him as “perhaps the most important ever to fall within the jurisdiction of this district court,” Judge William G. Young, an appointee of President Ronald Reagan, released a scathing rebuke of President Trump, whose administration he said had worked outside the law to curtail First Amendment protections for noncitizens.


The normal degree of outrage typically elicited by trump's actions has been muted by the daily outrages perpetrated against citizens and non citizens alike. To use an over used word, it's been normalized.
Anyone try to murder them for using free speech. Sound familiar?
 
That criticism cuts both ways.

Judge Rules Trump Unlawfully Targeted Noncitizens Over Pro-Palestinian Speech​

A federal judge in Massachusetts ruled on Tuesday that the Trump administration had used the threat of deportation to systematically silence noncitizens in academia who protested in support of Palestinians, violating the First Amendment as part of a broader strategy to stamp out campus activism.

The remarkable ruling was a hard-fought win for a coalition of academic and civil rights organizations that had sued to block future deportations of foreign students, arguing that the government had used the threat of “ideological deportation” to punish people for criticizing Israel’s government and its war in Gaza.

Describing the question before him as “perhaps the most important ever to fall within the jurisdiction of this district court,” Judge William G. Young, an appointee of President Ronald Reagan, released a scathing rebuke of President Trump, whose administration he said had worked outside the law to curtail First Amendment protections for noncitizens.


The normal degree of outrage typically elicited by trump's actions has been muted by the daily outrages perpetrated against citizens and non citizens alike. To use an over used word, it's been normalized.

So you only care when it's Hamas loving non-citizens?

Good to know.

This has been going on for over a decade now with right leaning speakers.
 
That criticism cuts both ways.

Judge Rules Trump Unlawfully Targeted Noncitizens Over Pro-Palestinian Speech​

A federal judge in Massachusetts ruled on Tuesday that the Trump administration had used the threat of deportation to systematically silence noncitizens in academia who protested in support of Palestinians, violating the First Amendment as part of a broader strategy to stamp out campus activism.

The remarkable ruling was a hard-fought win for a coalition of academic and civil rights organizations that had sued to block future deportations of foreign students, arguing that the government had used the threat of “ideological deportation” to punish people for criticizing Israel’s government and its war in Gaza.

Describing the question before him as “perhaps the most important ever to fall within the jurisdiction of this district court,” Judge William G. Young, an appointee of President Ronald Reagan, released a scathing rebuke of President Trump, whose administration he said had worked outside the law to curtail First Amendment protections for noncitizens.


The normal degree of outrage typically elicited by trump's actions has been muted by the daily outrages perpetrated against citizens and non citizens alike. To use an over used word, it's been normalized.

"Pro-Palestinian"...lol
 
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That criticism cuts both ways.

Judge Rules Trump Unlawfully Targeted Noncitizens Over Pro-Palestinian Speech​

A federal judge in Massachusetts ruled on Tuesday that the Trump administration had used the threat of deportation to systematically silence noncitizens in academia who protested in support of Palestinians, violating the First Amendment as part of a broader strategy to stamp out campus activism.

The remarkable ruling was a hard-fought win for a coalition of academic and civil rights organizations that had sued to block future deportations of foreign students, arguing that the government had used the threat of “ideological deportation” to punish people for criticizing Israel’s government and its war in Gaza.

Describing the question before him as “perhaps the most important ever to fall within the jurisdiction of this district court,” Judge William G. Young, an appointee of President Ronald Reagan, released a scathing rebuke of President Trump, whose administration he said had worked outside the law to curtail First Amendment protections for noncitizens.


The normal degree of outrage typically elicited by trump's actions has been muted by the daily outrages perpetrated against citizens and non citizens alike. To use an over used word, it's been normalized.
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Did he also give a ruling on genocide of Jews and anti-semitism, or the act of Oct 7th?
 

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