Lankford and Rosen introduced the Jewish American Security Act, a bipartisan bill to strengthen federal efforts to fight antisemitism and protect Jewish students, houses of worship, and online speech; Lankford said every American deserves to live their faith freely and that the effort is worth fighting for.
James Lankford will push legislation to strengthen federal efforts to fight antisemitism and protect Jewish students, houses of worship, and online speech (the Jewish American Security Act).
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Evidence
Senators Jacky Rosen and James Lankford introduced the bipartisan "Jewish American Security Act" to strengthen federal responses to antisemitism, including bolstering the Nonprofit Security Grant Program, protections for Jewish students, and online-accountability measures.
The Anti-Defamation League publicly welcomed the introduction of the Jewish American Security Act, noting it would authorize grants for law enforcement protection of religious institutions and strengthen federal tools to combat antisemitism.
Assessments
Sen. Lankford co-sponsored and helped introduce the bipartisan "Jewish American Security Act" (Rosen–Lankford) on May 19, 2026, directly matching the promise to push legislation to strengthen federal efforts to fight antisemitism and protect Jewish students, houses of worship, and online speech. Introduction and stakeholder support (e.g., ADL) show a concrete legislative effort, but the bill had been introduced and not enacted at the time of the evidence, so the promise is partially fulfilled rather than fully delivered.