Three college students face federal charges over alleged threats against Trump ahead of campus rally
Three University of South Alabama students face federal charges over alleged social media threats against President Donald Trump ahead of his rally on campus in Mobile.
TL;DR
- Three University of South Alabama students arrested for alleged threats against President Donald Trump.
- Charges filed over social media posts made prior to Trump's rally on campus.
- Federal investigators discovered the posts during social media intelligence searches.
- One student allegedly made a threatening remark on a TikTok post about the president's visit.
- Another student allegedly posted on X, referencing a past incident at Utah Valley University.
- The University of South Alabama stated it condemns threats and differentiates between free expression and unlawful conduct.
- President Trump held his rally as scheduled at the university's Mitchell Center.