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Short answer
How is it even possible in America that disciplined students are getting cash for causing campus chaos?
Easy: because CAIR, a group that brands itself as a “civil-rights” organization empowering American Muslims, is literally cutting $1,000 checks to students punished for harassing Jewish classmates and shutting down campuses.
In California alone, CAIR offices in San Francisco and Los Angeles raised over $100,000 to bankroll these protests, and the national office added another $64,000.
They present themselves as justice advocates, but CAIR was sidelined by the FBI over Hamas-linked evidence and has promoted propaganda defending the Muslim Brotherhood, which contributed to its designation as a terrorist organization in Florida and Texas.
So yes, break campus rules, intimidate Jewish students, glorify Hamas terrorists and CAIR will reward you with a $1,000 “hero” bonus.
Long answer
It turns out that celebrating the October 7 Hamas massacre, harassing Jewish students, shutting down campuses, and spreading antisemitic incitement isn’t just tolerated at some universities, it pays. A bombshell investigation by the Network Contagion Research Institute and the Intelligent Advocacy Network revealed that CAIR-California created a “Champions of Justice Fund” that sent $1,000 reward checks to students who were disciplined for anti-Israel disruption before and after the attack.
Who is CAIR really? CAIR brands itself as a “civil-rights” group that “empowers American Muslims,” but it was founded in 1994 through U.S.-based Muslim Brotherhood and Hamas-linked networks, and in 2008–2009 the FBI formally cut off outreach with CAIR after evidence in the Holy Land Foundation case linked the group to Hamas.
In California alone, CAIR affiliates in San Francisco and Los Angeles raised over $100,000 between late 2023 and 2024 to support radical campus activism, while the national organization solicited another $64,000. NCRI states clearly that these payments amount to institutional endorsement of conduct that goes far beyond free speech and instead involves blockades, intimidation of Jewish students, and propaganda aligned with Hamas. Their “Campus Climate Reports,” presented to university administrations, act as ideological pressure documents instructing schools to normalize anti-Israel activism and shield pro-Hamas messaging under the guise of “civil rights.”
The consequences of CAIR’s conduct are now being recognized across multiple states, with Texas and Florida already designating CAIR and the Muslim Brotherhood as terrorist organizations and with South Carolina and Arkansas urging full institutional disassociation, reflecting a growing national awareness that CAIR fuels radicalization on American soil and poses a danger to American civil society.
