Prohibits student loan forgiveness for students arrested for engaging in antisemitic activities.
Finds that antisemitism is increasing in the U.S., affecting Jewish students in educational institutions.
Notes that university administrations have often failed to address antisemitic incidents.
States that violent campus protestors should not benefit from student loan forgiveness.
Clarifies that discrimination based on race, color, or national origin, including characteristics associated with being Jewish, is prohibited under title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
Declares a specific Department of Education rule regarding income-driven repayment forgiveness to have no force or effect.
Defines “antisemitic activities” as actions discriminating against individuals based on Jewish heritage, religion, or ethnicity.
Specifies that the prohibition on federal student loan forgiveness applies regardless of conviction for the antisemitic activities.
Requires the Secretary of Education to establish procedures to identify and bar eligible students from loan forgiveness.
Mandates collaboration with law enforcement and educational institutions to implement this Act.
Imposes penalties on educational institutions that fail to report antisemitic activities, including fines and loss of federal funding.
Directs the Department of Education to conduct audits and enforce compliance with this Act.
Sets the effective date of the Act as 90 days after its enactment.
