The bill wants schools that get money from the government for helping students pay for college to tell students about a special rule that stops unfair treatment because of things like race. It also asks schools to share a website link where students can complain if they feel treated unfairly.

The bill wants to make sure that schools and colleges that get help from the government treat everyone fairly, and it especially wants to stop people from being mean to Jewish students. It also promises that churches and religious groups don't have to follow the same rules, but it makes sure everyone can still say what they want.

The bill wants colleges to be more open about how they handle discrimination complaints, like when someone feels treated unfairly. It says schools should tell people what's happening with their complaint and keep clear records, while making sure to protect people's private information.

S. RES. 670 is like a letter from the U.S. Senate saying, "We think it's bad that there are more mean actions against Jewish people at colleges and universities, and schools should do more to stop it." They want the Department of Education to help make sure everyone is treated fairly.

Congress is talking about a rule to stop mean actions toward Jewish people in colleges. They want schools and the government to make sure this rule is followed and might take money away from schools that don't stop the bad behavior.

The bill wants colleges to tell students about their rights to not be treated unfairly because of their race and how they can complain if they think they are. It also asks colleges to share lots of information about these complaints with the government to make sure they are handling them properly.

H. R. 8648, or the "Civil Rights Protection Act of 2024," is a new rule that makes sure colleges tell people how they handle complaints about unfair treatment, like if someone is treated differently because of their race. It also checks that colleges keep complainants updated and that anyone in charge does not ignore these issues, even if other places are looking into the same problem.

The bill wants to make sure that rules against treating people unfairly at school also include being mean to Jewish people. It uses a special definition to help understand what being mean to Jewish people looks like.