The House passed an antisemitism bill amid widespread pro-Palestinian protests on college campuses across the nation. The bill was supported by a majority of the House and passed with a vote of 320 to 91. According to ABC News, seventy Democrats and 21 Republicans voted against the bill, citing its infringement on free speech. New York Republican Congressman Matt Lawler, who introduced the bill, said, “It’s critical that we crack down on antisemitic hate within our own country,” CNN reported. “I’m thankful for the bipartisan support of the Antisemitism Awareness Act and for the support from a …