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160 DHS Says Social Media Will Be Screened for ‘Antisemitism’ as It Purges Pro-Palestine Immigrants

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Matt Novak @ Gizmodo · 04/09/2025 14:20 EDT

DHS Says Social Media Will Be Screened for ‘Antisemitism’ as It Purges Pro-Palestine Immigrants

Homeland Secretary Kristi Noem says people shouldn't try to "hide behind the First Amendment."

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