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 on the Mobile campus, according to a source familiar with the matter.</p><p>The students face federal charges related to social media posts allegedly made in the days leading up to Trump's visit, as reported by the Lagniappe Daily.</p><p>The federal cases were unsealed on Friday afternoon, just hours before Trump was scheduled to speak at the university's Mitchell Center, according to the same outlet.</p><p>Federal investigators identified the students through social media intelligence searches conducted prior to the president's visit, utilizing emergency disclosure requests and information from the University of South Alabama police, as cited in FBI affidavits.</p><p>One student reportedly made a threatening comment toward Trump under a TikTok post about the president's planned visit, according to an FBI affidavit.</p><p>Another student allegedly posted on X that people would