I was disappointed that not a single Republican joined Congressman Casten's appropriations letter to ensure that the Department of Education's Office of Civil Rights had the funding it needed to pursue actual antisemitic crimes on college campuses.
Don Beyer: “I was disappointed that not a single Republican joined Congressman Casten's appropriations letter to ensure that the…”
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Beyer expresses disappointment over lack of bipartisan support for funding to combat antisemitism in education.
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