The Trump Justice Department is pursuing investigations into universities accused of tolerating antisemitism, particularly following pro-Palestinian protests. Initially targeting Columbia University with a $400 million funding cut, the DOJ has identified nine other schools for similar scrutiny, including Harvard and UC Berkeley. These actions, supported by Congressional Republicans, come amidst heightened concerns for Jewish student safety and adherence to federal civil rights standards. The Department of Education has also warned 60 universities of potential enforcement actions. Attorney General Pamela Bondi emphasized the DOJ's commitment to protecting Jewish students and addressing institutional antisemitism.
The Trump Justice Department is leveraging accusations of antisemitic hostile environments against universities to potentially revoke substantial federal funding, as highlighted by Columbia University's $400 million cut.
With nine universities under investigation for allegedly fostering an antisemitic work environment, the DOJ strengthens its stance on protecting Jewish students amid heightened tensions from pro-Palestinian protests.
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