Russell Contreras (Senior Reporter at Axios)

They believe that universities should not clamp down on free speech. They should not go after those on student visas or those with green card holders, but that they should tackle legitimate concerns about anti-Semitism head on. That means saying things that are clearly anti-Semitic, doing things that are clearly discriminating against Jewish students, and take proactive measures for that.

They believe that universities should not clamp down on free speech. They should not go after those on student visas or those with green card holders, but that they should tackle legitimate concerns about anti-Semitism head on. That means saying things that are clearly anti-Semitic, doing things that are clearly discriminating against Jewish students, and take proactive measures for that.

They believe that universities should not clamp down on free speech. They should not go after those on student visas or those with green card holders, but that they should tackle legitimate concerns about anti-Semitism head on. That means saying things that are clearly anti-Semitic, doing things that are clearly discriminating against Jewish students, and take proactive measures for that.

They do not believe that any attack on free speech is the right answer, and in fact could hurt Jewish students. So there is a division. On the other side, There is one group called Combat Anti-Semitism Movement, which in many ways is endorsing the Project Esther campaign.

They do not believe that any attack on free speech is the right answer, and in fact could hurt Jewish students. So there is a division. On the other side, There is one group called Combat Anti-Semitism Movement, which in many ways is endorsing the Project Esther campaign.

They do not believe that any attack on free speech is the right answer, and in fact could hurt Jewish students. So there is a division. On the other side, There is one group called Combat Anti-Semitism Movement, which in many ways is endorsing the Project Esther campaign.

In fact, one of their directors and the group's interfaith outreach engagement director said, look, we support the Trump administration's deportation of those students who are on foreign visas or on visas who are speaking out these protests. We endorse it. And in fact, we endorse a lot of the ideas.

In fact, one of their directors and the group's interfaith outreach engagement director said, look, we support the Trump administration's deportation of those students who are on foreign visas or on visas who are speaking out these protests. We endorse it. And in fact, we endorse a lot of the ideas.

In fact, one of their directors and the group's interfaith outreach engagement director said, look, we support the Trump administration's deportation of those students who are on foreign visas or on visas who are speaking out these protests. We endorse it. And in fact, we endorse a lot of the ideas.

This is Today Explained.

This is Today Explained.

This is Today Explained.

First of all, Hispanics love Trump.

First of all, Hispanics love Trump.

First of all, Hispanics love Trump.

Latino Evangelicals.

Latino Evangelicals.

Latino Evangelicals.

You've also had a movement in Latin America and the United States where evangelical charismatic Christians has been very aggressive in the community in recruiting new members.

You've also had a movement in Latin America and the United States where evangelical charismatic Christians has been very aggressive in the community in recruiting new members.