Federal Judges Announce Boycott of Columbia Law Students Over Handling of Campus Protests
A group of thirteen U.S. federal judges have declared that they will no longer hire students or graduates from Columbia University’s Law…
A group of thirteen U.S. federal judges have declared that they will no longer hire students or graduates from Columbia University's Law School. This decision comes in response to the university's handling of recent anti-Israel protests on campus. The judges, all appointed by former President Donald Trump, have expressed a loss of confidence in the institution, labeling it an "incubator of bigotry."
The judges' discontent centers around what they perceive as Columbia's inadequate response to the protests, which they believe fosters an environment of intolerance. . .
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