Overview
- Patrick announced Boller's removal, saying she "hijacked" the hearing on antisemitism for a personal agenda.
- Boller countered that only President Trump can dismiss her and said she will continue serving unless told otherwise by the president.
- At the hearing, Boller pressed witnesses on whether anti‑Zionism equals antisemitism and defended Candace Owens, prompting clashes with panelists including Babylon Bee CEO Seth Dillon.
- Her standing remained unclear, with official listings still showing her as a member even as some outlets reported the White House approved the ouster, citing anonymous sources.
- The commission also faces a new federal lawsuit from progressive religious groups alleging it lacks genuine religious diversity and is dominated by conservative Christians.