Republicans have urged strict consequences for the anti-Israel protestors who disrupted Columbia Universityâs library, backed by a statement from Secretary of State Marco Rubio that emphasized their unwelcomeness in the U.S. Additionally, calls for revoking taxpayer funding for universities fostering antisemitism were voiced. Meanwhile, Columbia has committed to addressing antisemitism, with federal funding contingent on compliance with demands from the Trump administration. Education Secretary Linda McMahon praised Columbia's rapid response but also stressed the importance of taking firm action against those involved in antisemitic acts on campus.
"Pro-Hamas thugs are no longer welcome in our great nation," Secretary of State Marco Rubio stated regarding the anti-Israel rioters at Columbia University.
House Republican Leadership Chairwoman Elise Stefanik declared that universities fostering a climate of antisemitism should have their taxpayer funding revoked, asserting that these institutions must protect civil rights.
Education Secretary Linda McMahon commended Columbia University for swiftly restoring order, emphasizing the need to take decisive action against antisemitic behaviors on campus.
The Trump administration warned Columbia University that failure to comply with federal requirements to curb antisemitism could jeopardize around $400 million in federal funding.
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