California GOP Proposes Stripping Financial Aid from Violent Student Protesters
Republican lawmakers in California suggest financial penalties for students and administrators involved in violent protests, amid nationwide campus unrest over Gaza conflict.
- 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.












































































































































































































































