Boosts security for Jewish communities and students, requires online platforms to report antisemitic content.
This bill, called the Jewish American Security Act, would increase funding for security at synagogues and Jewish community centers. It would also create new rules for schools and colleges to protect Jewish students from discrimination. Large online platforms would also need to report how they handle antisemitic content. These changes aim to counter the rise in antisemitism across the country.
Today, schools and colleges have general civil rights obligations, but this bill would add specific requirements for addressing antisemitism, including dedicated coordinators and grievance procedures. Currently, the Nonprofit Security Grant Program has lower funding authorization and less streamlined processes. This bill would significantly increase the authorized funding and mandate improvements to the grant system. Large online platforms do not currently have a federal requirement to publish detailed transparency reports on antisemitic content moderation. This bill would create that obligation, enforced by the Federal Trade Commission.
HR 9211 · 119th Congress · June 9, 2026 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 10/10
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