New York Congress members work to combat antisemitism on college campuses amid Columbia University unrest |

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New York legislators in Washington are urgently working to pass measures aimed at addressing antisemitism on college campuses amidst ongoing protests at

Columbia University students are continuing to occupy the campus’s great lawn after the college president spoke about the institution’s response to alleged antisemitism.

Additionally, the monitor would be required to issue quarterly reports publicly, evaluating the progress made by the college or university in combating antisemitism on campus and providing policy recommendations to Congress, the Secretary, and relevant state and local authorities as necessary. “As we have seen over the last half a year since Oct. 7, campus antisemitism is at an all-time high, and American universities are not capable of handling it when left to their own devices. My office and I have spoken with countless Jewish students from campuses across America who feel deeply unsafe, purely as a result of their religious and ethnic identity,” said Torres.

 

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