This Senate resolution condemns white supremacy, hate, and antisemitism and objects to giving a public platform to those ideologies. It names Nick Fuentes as a white supremacist leader, organizer, and podcaster and lists many antisemitic statements and actions attributed to him in the resolution, including Holocaust denial, praise for Hitler, calls for violence against Jews, promotion of the Great Replacement theory, and participation in the 2017 "Unite the Right" rally. The resolution criticizes Tucker Carlson for hosting and platforming Fuentes during an October 27, 2025, interview and notes that Carlson did not reject Fuentes's claims during the interview. It also refers to a video by Heritage Foundation President Kevin Roberts defending Carlson and Fuentes, and mentions a Trump administration nomination of an individual who said, "I do have a Nazi streak in me from time to time." The text affirms that Nazi Germany and its collaborators murdered 6,000,000 Jews during the Holocaust and cites executive orders and a national strategy on combating antisemitism.
The resolution expresses the Senate's strong rejection of Fuentes's views and of platforming him, condemns Nazism, and urges elected and community leaders to reject white supremacy and antisemitism. The measure was introduced in the Senate on December 8, 2025, has many sponsors led by Senator Charles Schumer, and was referred to the Senate Committee on the Judiciary. No change to criminal penalties, programs, or spending is specified in the text.
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Sponsors and supporters in the resolution say: Fuentes promotes and spreads antisemitic and white supremacist views, including Holocaust denial and calls for violence; giving him a public platform (for example, the October 27, 2025 interview) mainstreams those dangerous ideas; Nazism and antisemitism must be unequivocally condemned; and leaders should reject and condemn white supremacy and antisemitism whenever and wherever they occur. The resolution also honors the U.S. Armed Forces who fought Nazi Germany.
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