h.r. 2056, the district of columbia federal immigration compliance act. the committee has held multiple hearings on the failure they was biden-harris administration to secure our borders and protect our citizens. in march we heard from sanctuary city mayors who offered carefully crafted statements not to work with the trump administration as it works to remove criminal aliens as quickly as possible. at the end of the day, illegal alien criminals who threaten our communities have no right to be here in the first place. state and local governments must work with the department of homeland security to share information on individuals they arrest. they must also honor lawful detainers. when they do not, congress must act. h.r. 2056 ensures that the district of columbia cooperates with federal immigration agencies including i.c.e., to protect our citizens, and nullifies priorities by the district to make itself a sanctuary city. i want to mention mr. higgins of louisiana for his work on this important topic. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro te

columbia university at its best. accused of negligence it is a state of affairs and, at worst , has become a platform for supporting the terrorism of violence against jews. the virginia fox committee held another meeting in april , this time with harvard’s new president, minoo shafiq, in attendance. respecting the freedom of speech of those who want to protest while also respecting the right of jewish students to be free from harassment and discrimination is a major challenge for our university and several others across the country. shafiq took a different approach than other university presidents . is calling for the genocide of jews a part of the university’s code of conduct ? is columbia violating dr. shafiq? yes , he is. dr. shafiq's approach in that meeting was how he could save himself, unlike the president of the university of pennsylvania who couldn't. he told the committee that he had taken tough action against protesting students before and would continue to do so . we have suspended 15 students from columb

-- district of columbia because d.c. should be free to govern its own local matters. republicans claim congress has a constitutional duty to legislate on local d.c. matters. but this historicalland legally incorrect. republicans legislate on local d.c. matters only when they think they can score political points such as by demonizing immigrants. where is this passion and work on affordable housing for d.c. rest are dents? where is this impassioned work on ending gun violence for d.c. residents? they only bring it up to the floor when they think they can score political points taking away the democratic rights of people here in d.c. and home rule. the framers expected congress to establish a local government for d.c. congress hasstablished various forms of local government for d.c. since 1802. the supreme court has held that congress may delegate to d.c. legislative authority over local d.c. matters. in 1973, congresess passed a d.. home rule act which gave d.c. an elected chief executive and the mayor and the d.c. city c

so the revolutionary armed forces of columbia, where columbia largest rebel group, they were founded in 1964 as the ongoing of the communist party. and the main founders with small farmers land workers who had banded together to fight against the staggering and the quality in columbia. at the time and the main enemy in target where the columbia security forces police military post the embers patrols. but they also targeted critical infrastructure like oil pipeline and bridges and the deposit of time. many of the victims were civilians including children. and they would also be thousands of people who have been abducted and also they're still land mines in the area who are planted that by far. and they're still post risk for civilians in the area. and the set frank and the colombian governments, scientists piece deal in 2016 and it included a ceasefire at the end all facilities as a random weapons from the fights this such as the, the mobilization of the forces and the we integration of the fight to, into the columbia in society, right. but i said before some fight as opposed this and

columbia university libraries co-sponsors this celebration annually with the columbia department of historya jury is chosen each year by our history colleagues to award the prizes to outstanding historians of the americas and american diplomacy. one of the leading historians at columbia is selected to chair a panel of three jurors representing the finest scholars in the field from research universities across the country. this year we are thrilled to expand the winner's circle of prior awardees of the bancroft prize, and they are with us tonight. we are joined here by a robust cohort of these winners whom you may identify at the reception by their columbia blue lapel pens. winner circle members, please stand so that we can recognize you. [applause] we're also very pleased that c-spann's american history tv is continuing its partnership with us this year by taping tonight's program for airing and archiving on its website. we'll circulate word to all of you who are attending tonight when we have confirmed dates for the airing and the online access. we're thrilled that so many guests are joini

some movement who columbia an aerospace in columbia, in the mid ninety's, cocoa shields covered whole stretches of land fall from the cities which were now on the highest advance. drug traffickers saw refuge in the jungles of mountains when out of the states reach. the body shop is this gonna be from being able to help with the shopping company? how's it going to be different buyers? could the remote just bring them with the community? got you in the area you can i want you to throw. i hope one for life with every 30 . she has a pain actually start, most of them, you gotta do the bottom left with the u. v. i. and what you'll see to the noise. what do you see out in these remote areas? a modern day fall west. lon, belong to. whoever had the means to take it, lodge landowners. purge columbia slammed of its wealth, gemstones, minerals, oil rad woods. to extend their operations, these large families, created militias that would move populations by force. colombians called the paramilitaries with coca crops, booming, and the countryside drug traffickers also outfits themselves with power m

the columbia nami boasted by these new means columbia turned away from its initial goal. the main traffic has power ministries, allies of the state were not targeted. the planet gates, drugs became a wall clam bobo, top port, everything it had into finding its main enemy, the fault, gebrina's, active, and nearly half of the country. it is up seats, us young, st. cleanup and power the style put tomatoes, b as an unnecessary thought. you, they're going to have 3030 and it gives you the meters in which designs seen double check with the physical body. gosh, really, i do have many that much extra dose of this $1015.00 and the bank of additional binders, columbia should be ready to go to america, but that's what it will be at it. but actually real estate bush to show a 100 and it was me, lo, she had the does, he will wage fall from the cameras delta, a severe blow to the fault. it's historically does, we're eliminated in time. a process of negotiation will begin with a guerrillas for colombia, the military offensive with just the 1st step. the next stage was initiated under pr

and there had been saying going around that columbia had kept attributed to fascism. i don't think that's the case. i think columbia is colluding with fascism because these are measures that the university have been trying to implement all year long, but only felt emboldened to do so. as under the new trump government. and i think what alarms me is that a lot of students and faculty are self censoring right now to avoid the same political ross that must need cuz i need an, an others have faced. and at the, you know, columbia journalism school, i have cos, mates who published articles anonymously when talking about palestine or just avoid talking about it at all. and, and, you know, even for me as an international student on a visa, i feel incredibly anxious just to leave the house of because i can get snatched off the streets at any moment with 0 impunity. nora, you're not doing well. you know, it's horrible to listen firsthand to the accounts. if someone says, i'm making choices about my bodily autonomy, you know, where i come and go, what i say online, that is reall

by the columbia board trustees. joining as jurors this year, meg jacobs and peter manko. historians distinguished in their own right for their innovative scholarship respectively, and 20th century political and economic history. and on the social and cultural history of, the early modern atlantic were. one of the great pleasures of serving on this committee has been the opportunity that it the three of us to engage, in a sustained discussion about recent scholarship the field and more broadly about the historian's craft. the state american history. i am pleased to report is good. this year our committee evaluated hundred and 49 books which we divided into categories by topic and period. america and history and diplomacy which is our subject is defined by the bancroft bancroft bequest broadly to include any part of the americas. though in practice, most prize winning books as well as the vast majority of the submissions this year focused or entirely on the united states. diplomacy includes relations. it would be haza

the da trace the problem back to columbia. in 1979, president jimmy carter imposed an extradition treaty on the colombian government. already, all traffic was arrested by the police and columbia would henceforth be tried in jail. in the united states, escobar realized the threat to start parliament from russia signed the treaty. he handsomely paid off a large number of politicians, but he wanted further guarantees in 1980 to age 33 escobar into politics, himself. running as a wealthy businessman, he was elected as an old tenant member of the chamber of representatives. or is that all of the studies you own the constitutional columbia and in vain that it has the coolest. i think that going to load the digital manuals for get the code on the i know they start going today. yeah, it must work as you, most of these have the things that i'm going to be here to go, no heavy or equal me is up inside of my and then can throw that anybody on and bullied even political. the idea of having infiltrated the columbia in democracy, pablo esco

this plan is different from the british columbia plan. portugal is a very conservative country and has aggressive interventionist policies , and that's why their plan has been successful. i don't think that in british columbia, a lot of resources are being spent on reforming the health care system. they're just using a series of temporary solutions, most of which use very dangerous drugs. here, there's a set of ideological sets that are being used that are leading to a breakdown. the problem is just this is not just in vancouver, but across the entire west coast of the united states. although british columbia officials seem to have no interest in adopting successful models of treatment and rehabilitation from other countries , non-governmental organizations and communities have stepped up to fill the void. i met with the founder of the last chance addiction recovery group to ask him how the organization has helped drug addicts recover from addiction over the past 35 years. we don't think people are crazy, but we want to drive them crazy.

this could lead columbia to a civil war. what happened on saturday could be the truth or of a civil war. these days, i mean for days i feel sadness uselessness, and no one can express themselves. anyone who expressed a different opinion gets mooted in past decades of tax on public figures were common as columbia struggled with armed groups and drug gags. miguel rebate to by his mother was a journalist who was kidnapped by pablo escobar as cartel in 1990 and killed during a rescue operation. now the attempt on rebate to vice life has renewed fears. the political violence has not yet been relegated to history. vincent monahan out to 0 to stay with us here on out, is there more news to come off to the break, including i'm going to see and human in fort sherman, which was once a g u. s. military outpost during the cold war. now it will again be used by us soldiers in panama, the system a commission need to be called out when they told coach pierce it's powered things to supplement. now. silence, depressed, and the power to go in

maya joins us from outside columbia's campus in new york city. let's start there at columbia.ld it mean if columbia lost that accreditation? >> reporter: yeah, hi, kate and zinhle. the department of education basically sent a letter to columbia's accreditation body saying that it believes the leadership of columbia has violated federal anti discrimination laws because of its treatment of jewish students and the jewish community here at columbia. now, this does not mean that the school has lost accreditation yet, but if columbia does lose its accreditation status, it will lose access to federal student loans, pell grants, which will impact the student body and future students. columbia sent us a response to all of this saying in part, columbia is aware of the concerns raised by the office of civil rights to aur acreditor. columbia is deeply committed to combatting antisemitism. we take this issue seriously and are continuing to work the federal government to address it. the accreditation body is going to be meeting with columbia leadership and reviewing this evidence and making

and that's how in 1994, somewhere in mexico, the mid dean, cato met the guadalajara cato, the columbia, and store, hey, if we don't move drugs into the united states, that maybe the da one come for us. we sell it to the mexicans, then surely the, i'll just chase the next comes, which is raw, the floor. it's thinking because judicially, if you're involved in any link in the drug chain, you can be prosecuted as they have the eyes. i can go on beyond them, but uh you article guy, you know, you'll know blazing. it may hold or say to be 0, be, could you, they may go, but i'm not allowed to get them set up. i thought when you think of a, they've gone through a lot. and then the colombians come in and say, well, we need you to move tons and tons and tons of copay to the mexican tragic whose cat told us that promises and tons of cocaine cross the border into the united states. the guadalajara contel became all mighty in the phone of 1984. the d. a still haven't let tap want to just happened. one of its agents and re k, come out. dana discovered a voss marijuana plantation. hundreds is a heck d

at least 8 people have died and 10 more are missing, alter landslide, the columbia, and city of mid are you heavy rain caused the ravine to flood triggering the slide just before dawn on tuesday? so those are the headlines that he's continuously and i'll just say are often drunk . profiting politics on file stations. the total reading i left 2000 corpses in his weight and became head of cosa nostra under his reign, digit by the phenomenal sums of money brought him by heroine. the sicilian mold went a step to fall in 1982, the communist party parliamentarian appeal. i told a drafted in the anti mafia bill. a few weeks later he was assassinated. may lot positive pleasure. they found the toyota, columbus, the on the easy. i thought it all spain did. did you all go up while i bought several stuff that i stopped on the side that they've got 70 and i get i see that we're going to give me the most people do that. but i might say to us, that's the signal for that goal set of chairs that go much estoppel. i mean it could that one of those both sides of the day often i tore his desk. a new govern

the at least 4 people have been killed in multiple coordinated attacks in columbia. the explosions target had police stations in cali. the country stood largest city that comes days off for the attempted assassination of the presidential candidates and the capital involved with the alejandro op at these. joining us live from the capital. i just found the 1st the what more can you tell us about these attacks? yeah, so like i said that that extremely vala style situation in the south west of columbia . and as you were saying in your introduction in the city of kylie, the 3rd largest city in columbia, where over a roughly 3 hours early on tuesday, a number of bomba attacks and other type of attacks went off in 2 different neighborhoods in the city of kylie and a number of towns in the region of coca and in other towns along the of the pacific coast of columbia. these attacks happened to the explosion of car bombs, the motorcycle of bombs, what seems to be rebels attacks and police stations of military installations. and at least one case the use of a drone that was carr

it requires the district of columbia to comply with federal immigration law. what's wrong with that, mr. speaker? my colleague says he stated two or three times in his opening statement, that the district of columbia does not obstruct federal law enforcement. that's not true. read between the lines, america, when he says they do not obstruct, it means they don't physically stop i.c.e. from executing a warrant. but what he's not saying, mr. speaker, is that the district of columbia does not comply with federal immigration law enforcement warrant detainers, which is the safest, most widely accepted means by which a human being that's in the custody of one jurisdictional authority is transferred to another jurisdictional authority safely and within the parameters of the law for the benefit of the individual and the community. d.c. doesn't do that for federal immigration detainers. if they have somebody in custody, mr. speaker, for whatever purposes, and that guy has a warrant for i.c.e., they know that there is a warrant for that man. and under normal circumstanc

this goodly columbia, to a civil war. what happened on saturday could be the truth or of a civil war. if these days, i mean for days, i feel sadness uselessness, and no one can express themselves. anyone who expressed a different opinion gets mooted in past decades of tax on public figures were common as columbia struggled with armed groups and drug gags. miguel rebate to buys mother was a journalist who was kidnapped by pablo escobar as cartel in 1990 and killed during a rescue operation. now the attempt on rebate to vize life has renewed fears. the political violence has not yet been relegated to history. vincent monahan out to 0 . i'm in a random move, understanding between the us and panama has concerns about washington's military ambitions. the department of defense is it will allow military and government officials to pass the panama canal to free that has not been confirmed by panama, but it's been seen as a violation of a treaty guaranteeing mutual use of the canal. as they see in human reports from cologne. for n

need to know for the length of columbia in modern history. a presidential candidates and other candidates have been assassinated very clearly to reshape elections and change the dynamics of power in the country. and that's very clearly what this the type of meant to do. it was on monday president gustavo k through we'd be able to that to send it to security detail was quote, suspiciously reduced on the day of the attack and promised the full investigation to uncover the truth a call echoed by many in the country. i listened that a bit. i just need help with that as well. so hit hit ronelle. does aaron sport attached to remember in major league baseball thinks of of have that next after the break the it's not just for now his patient. tom, thank you very much. japan, i have finished a world cup, qualifying campaign with the 6 know victory of the indonesia. the seminar i blew were already should have a place of mixes tournaments. in fact, they were the 1st thing to qualify outside of the 3 co host that's in march. they finished with 7 wins to a

and it comes just a couple of days after a columbia and send it there we go. what do you but to, to buy and presidential hopeful was shot here in the capital book. good to send it to remains in critical condition. president gustavo paid truss called an emergency meeting with military commanders and colleagues to examine possible links between the attacks and the attempt. and what are you that would advise life hope to read? these are especially concerned by the rebels ability to strike major cities like cali columbia, 3rd largest, with to blast with off almost similar tenuously in different neighborhoods, including outside the last month because police station, but one person died and others were injured. i can make, i can lift gates, i make a splinter. follow me here, stuck in my show. i may just small house. god save, make we all the violence highlights the government struggle to rein in arm groups and raises the years of more political violence. had the columbia 2026 presidential elections. allison that i be at the i just eat up a good a. the origin team is

but columbia is textile industry. with 1500000 workers is under pressure as cheap competition from china keeps growing very stable. she in to move out of the express. they're like biblical locust destroying national industry is wistar bedside. and that's not just true for columbia houses. but for europe and the us to at the moment, if the government doesn't acrobat as to the sector would disappear, predictor buys off, what is a social stability emitting would quickly collapse without it. the textile industry still plays a key role after the peace deal with the fark. many fighters and victims looked for new opportunities like we, i mean a valencia who now works in the clothing for peace project alongside of form of park member. which is how can this be not by no appreciation for everyone? what do you like for them as perpetrators? and for us as victims, why is pretty complicated in this country to help them and us, we came up with the idea of organizing ourselves organ, the sandals. see, i mean, as husband was abducted

is against the democratic practices with in columbia and so this is the back and forth that's taking place right now between the 2 sides . richard, what you would base condition at the moment uh, the delivery. but it was taken fast to a clinic near to where the assassination attempt took place. and then was moved to the santa fe, the clinic from darcy on santa fe a higher level, very good hospital in the north of both the it's believed he was hit with 3 bullets. 2 of them entering has had another and his leg. we know it was in a very critical condition, but there was a new urologist, a neuro physicians on site. but apparently he's come through the 1st step of surgery. ok, but he remains in a critical condition. a violent act. this brazen, this public, i imagine, gets people talking about the state of democracy in their country asking themselves if it's safe for political candidates to campaign. what's the climate there at the moment? well columbia nice because a notoriously violent country, not since 1990 as of the presidential aspiration um, as a, as a potential presidential candida

. >> the trump administration threatening to strip columbia columbia university's accreditation, sayingon't meet accreditation standards and it's violating federal anti-disk of a nation laws. live on the columbia campus with the latest -- antidiscrimination laws. live on the campus. how are they responding? >> they will have to come up with a action plan. columbia university is working directly with its accreditor to do just that right now. after the trump administration found that it deliberately acted with indifference during the protests on campus, putting jewish students in harm's way. this was found to be in violation of title vi of the civil rights act. that's from the education of our office for civil rights. columbia maintains it is committed to fighting anti-semitism on campus, but education secretary linda mcmahon wants proof, saying "we look forward to the commission keeping the department fully informed of actions making sure columbia's compliance with accreditation standards, including compliance with federal civil rights laws." despite the trump administration's efforts, t

still ahead on this news, our columbia on edge protest, silver working conditions against the backdrop of multiple bond glass and an assassination attempt on the presidential hopeful will be live in bogota and support. we hear from the european champions as they get ready to try and win and not a major title details coming on the, the class and this guy that took you cyprus, greece, they used to med, so i've forgotten the idea of a satellite picture. there was a breeze coming across the stumble, but of 29 degrees. you're probably welcome. it is halting. so from the 30th 30 to 35, typically we're up the high twenty's in north, in egypt. and right, you guys have towards bayers and examples can be all 3 in line and it's getting hotter still in iraq. you'll notice the lack of wind here. we just dropped down the last few days and stay that way for the next few i think. which has an implication for all countries around this gulf which is warming, walton, a test to be feeling quite shipments which might result in missed in the morning in the evening. but the temperature is still in the forty'

and along the columbia in pacific region, some of them through car bombs, others utilizing motorcycles of bombs. also at least at least one case a drone that was carrying explosives or attacks a by uh, these rambles on a small a police station. so overall, this has created an atmosphere of terror across an important part of the country and it comes just a couple of days after a columbia incentive. there we go. what do you but to, to buy and presidential hopeful was shot here in the capital bull. good for many here, reminding colombians of the dock times of 2030 years ago in these kinds of incidents were common. what the alternatives are saying that this is probably the effect of the fact that now many months ago, a talks between the colombian government and this group fell apart. and the government to have a military east escalation against that. this group that is now showing that is able to retaliate. i listened that i'm associated with that the following the president of brazil job both scenario is being testify in the country. supreme court is accused of leading a criminal fault to

had the columbia 2026 presidential elections. allison that i b a d, i just need help with that. all right, let us go back to bonham. you know, who's in many like having that the latest story, the impeachment of vice president, sarah, detach at bonham and the full, the last day i was just asking this so the impeachment court has returned detached his case to the lower house. what does this mean? yeah, so i was, as i was saying during the impeachment proceedings here in the philippines. they're similar to that. the been added states, the lower chamber of congress, the house of representatives is passed to impeach an official. in this case, vice presidents are deterred to who is accused of misusing nearly $11000000.00 in government funds for publicly admitting that she had already hired an assessment to kill president for the departments junior. the 1st lady and the speaker of the house, in the event that she herself gets assassinated by the senate as an impeachment court, according to legal exports, it's sole past, is to try the peach beneficial and come up with either a convictio

had the columbia 2026 presidential elections. i listened that i b a d. i just need help with that knowledge and tina's top. cortez upheld a 6 year prison sentence for the countries former president, christina fernandez to catch that. she was convicted by a trial court in 2022 for fraud and giving $10.00 for public projects during how treat town presidency. the sentence also balls have from holding public office cuts and that has denied any wrongdoing and claims that she is a victim of political persecution. cause and homes have been torched and northern ireland. and the 2nd night that writing and vans we are deployed to the town and by the mena, often move in 15 offices were injured and the violence, the riots follow a case involving to remain in speaking teenage boys who appeared in court. i used to sexually assaulting a teenage guy in the town. police have described the riots as being racially most evasive. they say 5 people have been arrested. you guys finance minister to set to unveil the government spending review on wednesday. rachel reeves will ou

and the monahan has the largest shots reading out in the columbia in capital an assassination attempt on presidential hopeful send for miguel rebate to buy his supporters carry him to safety, blood pouring from gunshot wounds to his head and legs. moments before being shot. the conservative politician at board against political violence is the waste perfect columbia is not a perfect country, but it is a country where we are free. it's not a perfect country, but not long ago. we could live peacefully. and unfortunately, they are taking us back to a violent past to a past filled with war, which we don't want to return to to or by was taken to a nearby hospital and placed an intensive care police of the rest of the 15 year old suspect. they're looking into whether others were involved to buy was gearing up to run and next year's presidential election. he's an outspoken critic of present. gustavo petro, most of the president was quick to denounce the shooting as an attack on democracy . as you come all the, all the colombian political leader, no matter stands, what team he is part of the

had the columbia 2026 presidential elections. i listened that i be at the i just need help with with the husband. tina is tough. cole, who is off hell. the 6 year prison sentence imposed on the full, the president, christina fernandez. the coach know she was convicted by a trial court in 2022 for fraud over the crossing of $10.00 for public projects. during 8 to 10 presidency defendants assigned funds have from holding public office . coaching a has denied any wrong doing. the present was full, the president has appeared before the country. supreme court, julia both know, is accused of mazda minding a crew to overturn presidential elections in 2022. it could be imprisoned if found guilty, like a young kid proponents from re edition error. this, then we'll go to trial, broadcast live on brazilian television, former presidential people. so natalie, taking the stand and the supreme court defending himself from accusations that he plodded a code to remain in power after losing the 2022 elections to current president, losing natural d

about one in five columbia students is jewish. a month ago, this information had no meaning. would have applied in this case, so if this student would have been expelled in another situation, he should have been expelled in this case, we do not demand to be treated differently than anyone else. despite what we see on campus, i believe that not all of the people protesting and chanting these vile things are consciously and intentionally antisemites. i think a lot of it is ignorance. i think it is the sole responsibility of the university to combat this and do its part. there was an incident where a student was attacked for posting pictures of the kidnapped victims of the october 7th terrorist attack. also, students speaking hebrew to each other were attacked, spat on, and these are just a few examples that i know of. i think that many students' actual knowledge of what is happening in israel is minimal. i think the university has made a couple of mistakes, and as others have said, it is not too late, i think that anti-semitism need

launches overnight, drone strikes on targets in ukraine khaki is the worst states and protests in columbia over working conditions against the backdrop of multiple bomb last center . assassination attempt on a presidential health, the $75.00 palestinians have been killed in is really a tax across guys that on wednesday, more than 40 of them lost their lives that are food distribution center, backed by israel. and the us witnesses say, these really ami open fi on people queuing for food, medi, no serene code, or i'll just hear a startup was when we force on the desperate and deadly search for food and gas in goza. hung is everywhere. produce what? try to escape it. the cost can be site to what was once a lifeline has become trapped with a place where the stalls. i'm not with food but bullets me up then it's a record of dozens of people were killed in wednesday. they were trying to reach food boxes empty handed and desperate. what they got was like fine, yeah. but not a little besides the thought. uh, we went to get some i, we thought it safe and a lot of people with the in order to get some

>> and as columbia grad student mahmoud. khalil is finally released. >> from ice detention. >> the harrowing tale of a foreign journalist. >> detained and removed from trump's america. i was sitting there in front of this border. agent in a windowless room, not knowing if or when i would ever be released. >> when all in starts. right now. >> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes. what the trump administration is currently doing day by day throughout. american cities is so vile and indefensible. neighbors being chased and wrestled to the ground, folks being asked to show their papers that americans and masks. >> are getting. >> fed up. we've got some new data to show you tonight. take, for example, los angeles. this whole week was filled with masked, heavily. >> armed officers. >> of ice and. >> border patrol. >> rolling up on. >> flea markets, home depot, parking lots, walmarts, even dodger stadium in search of immigrants to arrest. in fact, there. >> has been no unrest. >> in l.a. for over a week. none whatsoever. and

about one in five columbia students is jewish. a month ago, this information was not available. there was a case in which a student was attacked us for posting photos of the kidnapped victims of the october 7th terrorist attack. in addition, students who speak hebrew to each other were attacked, spat on, and these are just a few examples that i know of. i think that many students' actual knowledge of what is happening in israel is minimal. i think the university has made a couple of mistakes, and as others have said, it is not too late. i think that anti-semitism needs to be condemned even more harshly. we see this sentiment not only on our campus, but in the united states and other countries, where there is no condemnation of such actions, such hateful rhetoric, which essentially calls for the destruction of israel, this is anti-semitism. the leadership of columbia university responded with a very restrained statement: we reject and will not tolerate. then there is nothing left, of course, they are broken, broken, but they are st

maybe even is now the heart of columbia textile industry. the one so pan said t shirts on the street. today, 600 employees produce close for him. and thousands of colombians have also found a future in the industry. so to pay for the textile industry is strategically important for the country. it creates over 1500000 jobs. 90 percent are held by women, many of whom support their families and are victims of armed conflict. and gomez, and other textile entrepreneurs are supporting small businesses in and around maybe even to help create more jobs. but then you know, to appear. nadia is one of them had 8 female workers. we brought him here, supported him. now he has over 90. 0, who called us regardless of the other with afflict conflict regions, have also found work here i was displaced from codes above because of the terrible really violent of the is. i came here, you could sewing machine, cool. and now i could not make a living. but columbia is textile industry with 1500000 workers is under pressure as cheap competition from china keeps growi

and it's the 2nd largest city and protesting columbia over working conditions against the backdrop of multiple bomb blast fans and assassination attempt on a presidential hopefuls. the $75.00 palestinians have been killed in is really a tax. the cause, guys that on wednesday, more than 40 of them lost their lives at a food distribution back centered backed by israel in the us. when is to say, these really ami open fi on people? queuing for fluid near the necessary in cordele startup was before us on the desperate and deadly says for food and gas. in goza hung in every way produced what try to escape the cost can be site to of what was once a lifeline has become trapped. a place where the solving of met, not with food, but bullets. yeah. then it's a record of dozens of people were killed in wednesday. they were trying to reach food boxes empty handed and desperate. what they got was like fine, yeah. but not a little besides the thought. uh, we went to get some i, we thought it safe and a lot of people with the in order to get some humanitarian aid. and we were shocked to be targeted. t