This course examines the legal frameworks designed to combat antisemitism at federal and state levels. Participants will analyze key statutes, executive orders, and judicial precedents addressing antisemitic discrimination. Students will explore legislative tools while balancing free speech protections, examine case studies of successes and challenges, and understand the roles of governmental and non-governmental actors in shaping anti-antisemitism policy. By course conclusion, participants will navigate the legal terrain of antisemitism prevention, identify gaps in current protections, and advocate for effective policy interventions.