something i repeat that olivia feldman, a student, has said. mr. president, it is time to take action, to close this disgraceful chapter, and to ensure that there are no more stories like olivia feldman's. morning business. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. casey: thank you, mr. president. i rise today to speak against anti-semitism and to speak about efforts we're undertaking here in the senate to combat anti-semitism. we see it throughout our society,

this is olivia feldman, senior university of washington and copresident student supporting israel. she goes on to say i do not feel campus. i've been called names, i've been spit out. feldman is a great-granddaughter of holocaust survivors. she goes on to say present visceral feeling in me when someone tells me to go back to the gas chambers, she said. another jewish student at columbia university, cleveland attacked by six outside our library, i talked like angry mobs and threatened running. ". this is sickening. the fact that this behavior is widespread on college campuses prompt serious search. an immediate record for unlawful behavior. in addition to local law enforcement, the biden department of education and federal law enforcement should immediately stepping to investigate. colleges should be formed for debate and every american has a right to free speech but we are a long way beyond protest. we are talking about the harassment of an assault on jewish students. it is time for immediate action including law enforcement action oriented and ensure they can attend school and saf

something i repeat that olivia feldman, a student, has said. mr. president, it is time to take action, to close this disgraceful chapter, and to ensure that there are no more stories like olivia feldman's. mr. president, i yield the floor. ms. st ms. stabenow: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from michigan. ms. stabenow: thank you, mr. president. yesterday, i announced the rural prosperity and food security act put together by distinguished colleagues on the agriculture committee, including the presiding officer, and we thank you so much for all of your leadership on so many provisions here that both affect georgia and our entire country. so thank you for that. this is a serious bill that reflects bipartisan priorities to keep farmers farming, to keep families fed, and to keep are your communities strong. i hope those are values and priorities that we all share together. the foundation of every successful farm bill is built on a broad bipartisan coalition. that's how we get it done, mr. president, as you know. we get it done becaus

something i repeat that olivia feldman, a student, has said. mr. president, it is time to take action, to close this disgraceful chapter, and to ensure that there are no more stories like olivia feldman's. morning business. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. casey: thank you, mr. president. i rise today to speak against anti-semitism and to speak about efforts we're undertaking here in the senate to combat anti-semitism. we see it throughout our society, including on college campuses. and my friend from south carolina, senator scott, and i have worked on legislation not just this year but for nanny years on this issue. we introduced together the anti-semitism awareness act and have been trying to get that passed into law. the significant rise in anti-semitism across the country on college campuses has made me and i know so many other members of the house and the senate in both parties increasingly concerned regarding the safety of jewish students on campus. students, of course, have the right to peacefully protest. but when it crosses a

something i repeat that olivia feldman, a student, has said. mr. president, it is time to take action, to close this disgraceful chapter, and to ensure that there are no more ensure that there are no more >> president biden spoke on the protest at campus. he said the rule of law must be held. he spoke before traveling to north carolina. this is about five minutes. president biden: good morning. before i head to north carolina i wanted to speak a few moments about what's going on on our college campuses here. we've all seen images and they put to the test two fundamental american principles, excuse me. the first is the right to free speech and for people to peacefully assemble and make their voice heard. the second is the rule of law. both must be upheld. we are not appear authorityian nation. the american people are heard. in fact, peaceful protest the is the best tradition of how americans respond to consequential issues. but neither are we a lawless countryful we're a civil society. and order must prevail. throughout our history we've often faced

i repeat that olivia feldman, a student has said. mr. president is time to take action. to close this disgraceful chapter and to ensure there are no more stories like olivia's. mr. president i yield the floor. cooks think it mr. perez i rise today to speak against anti-semitism and to speak about the efforts we are undertaking here in the senate to combat anti-semitism. we see it throughout our society. including on college campuses. my friend from south carolina, senator scott and i have worked on legislation. not offered this year but many years on this issue. anti-semitism awareness ask him trying to get that passed into law. anti-semitism across the country on college campuses has made me the house and senate in both parties increasingly concerned regarding the safety of jewish students on campus. students of course have the right to peacefully protest but when it crosses a line either into violence, or discrimination then we have an obligation to step in and stop that conduct. i stood on this floor late 2022 to speak about the subject. anti-semitism in america. the e

this is olivia feldman, a senior at university of washington, and co-president of students supporting israel. she goes on to say, no, i do not feel safe on campus. i've been called names. i've been spit at. feldman is a great granddaughter of holocaust survivors. she goes on to say, as a very visceral feeling in me when someone tells me to go back to the gas chambers, she said. another jewish student, this one at columbia university said in february, and i quote, we have been attacked by sticks outside our library. we have been attacked by angry m mobs. and we have been threatened to keep f-ing running, end quote. mr. president, this is sic sickening. the fact that this kind of behavior has become widespread on some of these college campuses should be prompting some serious soul-searching, as to how we have let things get to this point. and an immediate reckoning for students engaged in harassment, assault, or other unlawful behavior. in addition to action from universities and local law enforcement, the biden department of education and federal law enforcement should immediately step

this is olivia at feldman senior university of washington copresident student supporting israel. she goes on to say no, i do not feel safe on campus i have been called names. i have been spit at. feldman is a great-granddaughter of holocaust survivors. she goes on to say is a very visceral feeling in me once someone tells me to go back to the gas chambers she said. another jewish student the one at columbia university said in february and i quote we have been attacked by sticks outside our library we've been attacked by angry mobs and been threatened to keep running." this is sickening. sthe fact this is become widespread on college campuses to be prompting serious soul-searching. how we have let things get to this point. students engage in harassment, assault or other unlawful behavior and vision to action from university ♪ ♪ law enforcement the federal law enforcement should immediately step in to investigate and prosecute federal sentences. protest is one thing. colleges should be forums for debate and discussion. and every american has a right to free speech. but we are a lon