President Trump's recent executive order directs U.S. departments and agencies to formulate new methods to combat anti-Semitism and to hold perpetrators accountable. With a focus on existing immigration laws, the order highlights that non-citizens endorsing terrorist groups could face deportation. While some criticize this policy, arguing it undermines free speech, others, including legal scholars, support the government's obligation to prevent harmful individuals from entering the country, emphasizing the balance between free expression and national security.
"It's properly the job - the duty - of the government to screen out visitors and migrants who could be harmful to our country."
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