The Trump administration is cracking down hard on antisemitism in American colleges. Jewish students have faced harassment and violence since Hamas attacked Israel in October 2023. President Trump signed a new order to protect Jewish Americans and punish schools that let hate spread.
Federal officials sent warnings to 60 universities under investigation for failing Jewish students. These schools could lose taxpayer funding if they don’t stop antisemitism. Education Secretary Linda McMahon said colleges must follow civil rights laws or face consequences.
A new Task Force is visiting campuses with the worst antisemitism reports. Columbia University already lost $430 million in federal grants for ignoring Jewish students’ safety. The administration says elite schools care more about politics than protecting students.
President Trump’s order forces every government agency to fight antisemitism. It allows deportation of foreign students who support Hamas or attack Jews. The Justice Department will prosecute antisemitic crimes and vandalism linked to far-left groups.
Jewish leaders praise these actions after years of campus chaos. Dov Hikind and Bryan Leib say Trump is the first president to hold colleges accountable. They argue radical professors and student groups have poisoned universities with anti-Israel hate.
Taxpayers fund these schools through grants and research contracts. Conservatives say it’s wrong to pay institutions that harass Jewish students. The administration warns more funding cuts will come if universities don’t change.
While liberals claim free speech protections, the White House says threats and violence aren’t protected. Federal agents arrested over 100 protesters who blocked Jewish students from classes. The message is clear: disrupt education, face jail time.
This bold action defends Jewish Americans and challenges woke campus culture. It shows real leadership—unlike previous administrations that let antisemitism fester. Patriots applaud Trump for putting America first and protecting religious freedom.
