Trump Administration To Screen Non-Citizens’ Social Media Feeds for ‘Antisemitic Activity’

A spokeswoman for the Department of Homeland Security says those who ‘advocate for antisemitic violence and terrorism’ are ‘not welcome here.’

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New York City police officers arrest anti-Israel protesters after a building taken over by protesters earlier in the day was cleared. AP/Craig Ruttle

Immigration officials will soon start screening the social media feeds of non-citizens applying for permanent resident status and foreign students as the Trump Administration seeks to crack down on those engaged in antisemitic violence and harassment. 

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