RECLAIM Act amends the Civil Rights Act of 1964 to recoup federal financial assistance from institutions found noncompliant with anti-discrimination.
The RECLAIM Act, or Recouping Educational Contributions Linked to Antisemitic Institutional Misconduct Act, amends the Civil Rights Act of 1964 to address antisemitic misconduct in educational institutions. It requires federal departments and agencies to recoup federal financial assistance from institutions found noncompliant with anti-discrimination laws. Specifically, it mandates that federal assistance be withheld until the institution complies with a court injunction or one year has passed since the injunction's issuance.
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