GOP senators accuse Education Department of allowing ‘taxpayer-funded antisemitism’ on college campuses
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Fifteen Republican senators, led by Sen. Jim Risch, sent a letter to Education Secretary Miguel Cardona on Wednesday morning that accused his department of funding antisemitism on campus.
"We write with grave concern that the Department of Education, over the course of decades, has been allowing taxpayer-funded antisemitism to take place on college campuses throughout the United States," said the letter obtained by Fox News Digital. Elizabeth Elkind is a politics reporter for Fox News Digital.
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