Staff Reports
The leftist academia went into frenzy mode when the Trump administration dared to take action against the chaos erupting on college campuses across the nation. You would think that the First Amendment was dug up and thrown into the ocean, given how these liberal defenders of disruption are reacting. The administration, stern and unapologetic, chose to arrest and deport those who would rather scream pro-Palestinian slogans than sit through a lecture on civics. Yet, some self-righteous professors believe this violates their precious rights. Welcome to America, where hypocrisy knows no bounds!
Let’s get this straight. A protest is one thing, but when these liberal mobs disrupt learning environments and spread anti-American sentiment, it’s a whole other issue. Colleges are meant to be places of learning, not breeding grounds for radical ideologies. Nobody has the right to sideline the students who show up to learn—not those who stop traffic with political demonstrations. And if you’re in this country on a visa, you should be staying out of trouble, simple as that.
What’s more American than a government stepping in to uphold order on our own soil? Consider who benefits from rampant protests and chaos on our campuses. It’s the globalists who love to see America divided, who feed off the internal conflict. Meanwhile, conservative students who wish to learn quietly find themselves silenced by leftist mobs championing foreign causes. It’s another glaring example of the left’s agenda of chaos over order and foreign interests over American priorities.
The Trump administration's campaign of arresting and deporting college faculty and students who participated in pro-Palestinian demonstrations violates their First Amendment rights, lawyers for an association representing university professors argued… https://t.co/5B5Vky4VH3
— The Washington Times (@WashTimes) July 22, 2025
The hypocrisy from the left is almost laughable. These are the same people who demand safe spaces and trigger warnings, yet create an atmosphere of intimidation and hostility to any ideas that don’t align with their own. If you dare to stand by Trump’s America-first policies, you will be shouted down in the streets of Berkeley or Harvard faster than you can say “God Bless America.” Surveillance, arrests, and deportations aren’t violations—they’re protection measures to keep our institutions from becoming battle zones.
In the end, is it really about the rights of pro-Palestinian protestors, or is it about maintaining the left’s stranglehold on our youth? Actions have consequences, and it’s time more Americans roll up their sleeves and back leaders who protect our nation and its future. Let me know when the liberals have something other than noise, when patriotism becomes fashionable among academia. Until then, who’s standing up for the ordinary student wanting a peaceful career?
