The U.S. has now contributed $510 million to those suffering from violence in Syria with assistance that provides water, sanitation, hygiene, food assistance, shelter, health care and protection services.
Deutch highlights the U.S. financial contribution to humanitarian aid in Syria.
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It is a mystery to me why the Republican leadership here continues to refuse to permit a vote on Congressman Kathy Manning's H.R. 7921.
It is the most important thing that we can do long term to make sure that people understand the facts.
This is not a partisan issue. You are--we should be looking at every possible way to get universities to ensure that they are living up to their own ideals.
Can you speak about how a bill like this would be an asset in addressing the antisemitic crimes?
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