Overview
- California Republican lawmakers propose revoking state financial aid for students involved in violent protests.
- The proposal targets both students and university administrators, suggesting financial penalties for campuses that permit violence.
- Democratic leaders have not yet responded, and the proposal faces significant opposition in a Democrat-controlled legislature.
- Nationwide, protests on U.S. campuses have escalated with thousands arrested amid calls for divestment from Israel.
- The debate intensifies as both pro-Palestinian and pro-Israeli groups clash, with significant police presence noted at many universities.