Mike Johnson, other pols cheer Columbia president Minouche Shafik's shocking resignation: 'Long overdue'
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House Speaker Mike Johnson criticized President Shafik for allowing antisemitism to grow at Columbia University, calling her resignation "long overdue" after months of pressure.
Shafik's resignation, prompted by a period of turmoil and scrutiny over campus antisemitism, was welcomed by Republican leaders as a necessary action for the safety of Jewish students.
Rep. Elise Stefanik echoed the call for accountability among university administrators, highlighting a wave of resignations over antisemitism and asserting that Shafik's presidency was "untenable."
Shafik's letter acknowledged the challenges faced during her tenure, marking her departure as a crucial moment following destructive anti-Israel protests at the university.
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