A Texas governor takes a stand against antisemitism.

 

University of Texas at Austin Protesters Face Arrest and Expulsion Over Antisemitic Demonstration

Governor Greg Abbott condemns student protesters at the University of Texas at Austin for their antisemitic movements.

Governor Abbott labels the protesters' movements as "hate-stuffed" and vows to take action to hold order on campus.

Arrests were initiated and could be held until the demonstratorhttps://rb.gy/j13wgs

disperse.

Governor Abbott emphasizes that antisemitism will now not be tolerated in Texas and calls for the expulsion of college students concerned about such protests.

Details:The protests at the University of Texas at Austin have been characterized by antisemitic rhetoric and actions. Governor Abbott's declaration underscores the seriousness of the issue and the need for fast action to cope with it.https://rb.gy/mqcp6p

Governor Abbott's stance sends a clear message that hate-filled demonstrations, particularly those concentrated on specific companies like the Jewish network, will no longer be tolerated in Texas.The University of Texas at Austin and different public colleges and universities inside the kingdom are expected to take measures to prevent and deal with antisemitic behavior on campus.

• References:Source: Governor Greg Abbott's Official Statement