Most House Dems Vote Against Crackdown On Foreign Influence In US Schools

A majority of House Democrats have once again put other nations above the United States, as evidenced by their opposition to a measure aimed at limiting the influence of foreign countries in American schools. On Monday, more than 160 House Democrats voted against two bills intended to limit foreign influence in U.S. educational institutions.

Both measures passed with bipartisan majorities, though the top Democratic leadership and most party members opposed each one.

In explaining his opposition, House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries gave a conflicting response when questioned by Fox.