During a congressional address, President Donald Trump asserted that free speech in America is restored, right after announcing a crackdown on 'illegal protests.' He criticized university campuses that permit demonstrations, particularly those related to protests against Israel's actions in Gaza. He suggested a halt to federal funding for any institution that accommodates such protests, implying that demonstrators are not necessarily American citizens. Additionally, he claimed to have eliminated government censorship and even renamed the Gulf of Mexico and made English the official language, indicating a broader agenda to assert American identity.
Trump's declaration of free speech being 'back' follows his threats to cut federal funding to universities allowing protests, implying the protestors are foreign.
In his speech, Trump urged a crackdown on illegal protests, vowing to stop federal funding for any institution that facilitates such demonstrations.
Trump claimed he has eliminated government censorship and reinstated free speech, although he did not specify the instances of censorship he referenced.
The president's controversial remarks included renaming geographical locations and enforcing English as the official language of America.
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