The bipartisan Jewish American Security Act would require the Department of Education to develop and implement a comprehensive Title VI framework to combat antisemitism on college campuses.
I will support legislation requiring the Department of Education to develop and implement a comprehensive Title VI framework to combat antisemitism on college campuses.
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her comprehensive, bipartisan Jewish American Security Act
Evidence
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The senator announced the Jewish American Security Act and said it would require the Department of Education to develop and implement a comprehensive Title VI framework to combat antisemitism on college campuses.
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The introduced Senate bill states that it was read twice and referred to committee, and Section 4 would create Title VI trainings, reporting, and a public awareness campaign for recipient institutions.
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Rosen's Senate office says she and Sen. James Lankford introduced the Jewish American Security Act. The release says the bill would require the Department of Education to develop and implement a comprehensive Title VI framework to combat antisemitism on college campuses.
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The bill text identifies the measure as the Jewish American Security Act and states that Ms. Rosen introduced it for herself and Mr. Lankford. Section 4, Protecting Jewish Students, directs Education Department actions on Title VI obligations, antisemitism coordination, training, guidance, and recipient responsibilities.
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GovInfo lists S. 4576, the Jewish American Security Act, with Jacky Rosen as sponsor. Last action listed: May 19, 2026, introduced, read twice, and referred to the Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs.
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The introduced bill text names Rosen as introducing S. 4576 and includes Sec. 4, Protecting Jewish Students, directing the Department of Education and recipients to implement Title VI training, awareness, written reminders, coordinators, grievance procedures, recordkeeping, and a Federal Title VI Clearinghouse.
Assessments
The promise was to support legislation requiring the Department of Education to develop and implement a comprehensive Title VI framework to combat antisemitism on college campuses, not necessarily to secure enactment. Rosen sponsored and introduced S. 4576, the Jewish American Security Act, during her Senate term, and the bill text contains the promised Title VI campus antisemitism framework. Because her own legislative action directly matches the promised support, this counts as delivered in the same term even though the bill had not passed.
The promise was to support legislation requiring the Department of Education to develop and implement a comprehensive Title VI framework on campus antisemitism, not necessarily to secure enactment. During her current Senate term, Rosen introduced and publicly endorsed the Jewish American Security Act with Sen. Lankford, and the bill text contains the promised Department of Education Title VI campus antisemitism framework. Because she materially advanced matching legislation in office, the promise is fulfilled on a same-term basis even though enactment or implementation is not shown.
The promise was framed as supporting legislation, not guaranteeing enactment. In her current Senate term, Rosen co-introduced the Jewish American Security Act on May 19, 2026, and the bill text specifically includes the requirement that the Department of Education develop and implement a comprehensive Title VI framework to combat antisemitism on college campuses. Because she directly sponsored and publicly backed legislation matching the promise, the commitment is best scored as delivered in the same term even though the bill had not yet been enacted as of June 20, 2026.
Rosen introduced and supported legislation matching the promised Department of Education Title VI antisemitism framework, and the bill was referred to committee during her current Senate term. The evidence does not show that the legislation passed, was enacted, or that the Department implemented the promised framework. Because this is a serious legislative attempt that has not delivered the promised outcome, it is best scored as not delivered with an effort badge rather than partial delivery.