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During a congressional hearing on Tuesday,
Republican lawmakers once again accused university leaders of failing to do enough to combat anti-Semitism on their campuses,
a claim that the university officials strongly rejected.
It is time for clear action on your campuses that can be quantified and can be exemplified to watching worlds around.
The hearing was the latest attempt by Republicans to use what they see as the growing threat against Jews to their political advantage.
And it's a plan that was first laid out by the same conservative think tank that authored Project 2025.
That plan may have once seemed far-fetched.
But today, I speak to my colleague Katie J.M.
Baker about how it's become a reality.
It's Wednesday, July 16th.
Katie, I think by now we're probably all familiar with Project 2025.
It was the Heritage Foundation's agenda for a second Trump term.