While Ben Sasse left quite a bit to be desired during his time as a United States Senator from Nebraska, his administration’s handling of the pro-Hamas protesters at the University of Florida, where he is now president, has been a case study in how it’s done.
As RedState previously reported, the encampments we’ve seen crop up at other higher education institutions like Columbia University and UCLA were strongly discouraged from the outset at the U of F, as were other things, like “protests inside buildings, … blocking egress, building structures” and the like.
They also noted the consequences, which included “a 3-year trespass and suspension.” Employees,” they also warned, “will be trespassed and separated from employment.”
READ: U of Florida Shows How to Deal With Encampment Protests—Featuring Consequences
The University of Florida isn’t messing around.
Consequences for setting…
