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Trump Reposts Unblurred Video of Muslim Kindergarten Graduates on Truth Social
Trump drew criticism after reposting an unblurred clip of more than a dozen kindergarten students, including girls in hijabs, at a graduation ceremony.
- On Monday morning, President Donald Trump posted an unblurred video to Truth Social showing Muslim kindergarteners at Gateway STEM Academy in St. Paul, Minnesota, celebrating their graduation in hijabs.
- The right-wing X account End Wokeness originally posted the clip in June with the caption: "Public school in St. Paul, Minnesota. Every girl is in a hijab... in kindergarten." Trump then reposted the video and caption.
- Gov. Tim Walz responded Monday afternoon, stating the president was "attacking" a group of kindergarteners simply for what they were wearing to school.
- Media outlets described the post as "Islamophobic, weird, and creepy," while the comments section filled with calls by supporters to "deport the children and ban hijabs."
- Rep. Ilhan Omar previously warned such rhetoric carries real consequences for Somali American communities, as anti-Muslim discrimination complaints reached a record 8,683 nationwide in 2025.
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Minnesota leaders condemn Trump post targeting St. Paul children
Interfaith leaders denounced President Donald Trump’s social media attacks on a group of St. Paul kindergarten graduates wearing hijabs in a Wednesday news conference. “Our children deserve to grow up knowing they are fully part of this state and this country, not to be told they do not belong because of what they wear, not to be told they are not as American as their classmates because they wear hijab,” said Imam Yusuf Abdulle, executive direct…
US President Donald Trump sparked widespread criticism after retweeting a video targeting young girls wearing headscarves during their kindergarten graduation ceremony at a public school in St. Paul, Minnesota...
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