High Country Times

Education and the Workforce Committee Chairwoman Virginia Foxx (R-NC) has addressed a letter to Columbia University's top officials, urging them to take immediate action to address the violent and antisemitic protests happening on campus. In the letter, Foxx expresses deep concern over the chaos caused by the Gaza Solidarity Encampment and emphasizes the need for restoring order and safety on campus promptly.

Foxx highlights the serious implications of the ongoing situation at Columbia University, stating that the failure to address the unrest constitutes a breach of the University’s obligations and federal financial assistance requirements. She calls for decisive action to be taken to rectify the situation and ensure the safety of all students on campus.

The protests and related activities have led to widespread antisemitic harassment, assaults, and disruptions of the university's learning environment. Foxx specifically calls out certain groups and individuals for their role in the disturbances, emphasizing the need for accountability and potential disciplinary actions, including expulsion and termination of employment.

In conclusion, Foxx stresses the urgency of the situation and the responsibility of Columbia's leadership to restore order and safety without delay. The full content of the letter can be accessed for further details on the Education and the Workforce Committee Chairwoman's demands.