Legal experts say efforts likely illegal under Gov. DeSantis to shut down pro-Palestinian college groups
'Given that they're students at a public university, First Amendment rights shouldn't be infringed.'
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'Given that they're students at a public university, First Amendment rights shouldn't be infringed.'
Legal experts are skeptical over a move by the DeSantis administration to shut down pro-Palestinian student organizations on college campuses in Florida by employing a state law intended to punish providing material support to terrorists.
Legal experts are skeptical.
Legal experts are skeptical.
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