'will no longer be a place where that government will be able to find the names of its targets'
“will no longer be a place where that government will be able to find the names of its targets”I have a feeling that the Trump administration will find out who these students are if they really want to know.Purdue University’s student newspaper is scrubbing the names and photos of pro-Palestinian protesters from its website, a decision its editors announced Monday in response to an executive order from President Donald Trump.
editors expressed concerns the order will be used to target students just for participating in pro-Palestinian protests. The editors said they refuse “to be party to such a blatant violation of the First Amendment rights of potentially hundreds of Purdue students.” “Our newspaper will never be able to stop such an assault backed by the might of the federal government. But purdueexponent.org will no longer be a place where that government will be able to find the names of its targets.”Deporting foreigners on visas who support terrorists doesn’t violate the First Amendment. The government isn’t violating their right to free speech: they’re not being fined, jailed, or censored.
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