Three University of South Alabama Students Charged with Threats Against President Trump

<p>Three students from the University of South Alabama were arrested on Friday for allegedly making threats against President Donald Trump ahead of his rally at the university. According to a source familiar with the matter, the students were charged with threatening the president through social media posts made in the days leading up to Trump's visit, as reported by the Lagniappe Daily.</p><p>The federal charges were unsealed on Friday afternoon, just hours before Trump was scheduled to speak at the university's Mitchell Center. Federal investigators identified the students after discovering the threatening posts during social media intelligence searches related to the president's visit. They utilized emergency disclosure requests and information from the University of South Alabama police, as outlined in FBI affidavits cited by Lagniappe.</p><p>One of the students allegedly made a threatening comment on a TikTok post about Trump's planned campus visit. Another student reportedly stated on X that people would