Two U.S. lawmakers—Republican Rep. Elise Stefanik and Democratic Rep. Josh Gottheimer—launch a new bipartisan congressional caucus focused on addressing antisemitism at colleges, according to multiple outlets.
Fox News and the New York Post both report that the caucus is titled the “Combating Antisemitism on College Campuses Caucus.” Both sources describe it as a joint effort by members of Congress across party lines. The New York Post additionally highlights the lawmakers’ personal backgrounds, noting that Gottheimer is a Jewish Democrat and Stefanik is a Catholic Republican. Fox News focuses more directly on the caucus’s bipartisan leadership and its stated purpose, without emphasizing those personal details.
Taken together, the reports indicate the caucus is intended to coordinate attention and policy engagement on antisemitism affecting college campuses. Neither outlet provides details in its excerpted account about specific legislative proposals, membership size, or immediate actions the caucus plans to take.