Austin Franco, who went viral for saying he would not work for Jews, announced that his parents evicted him from their $1.75 million home. He is now seeking money online, according to i24NEWS.
Austin Franco, the Cornell student who gained notoriety for rejecting a job interview by writing 'Not interested in working for a Jew,' now says his parents have kicked him out of their home. The Zioneer previously reported on a fundraiser for Franco that raised over $20,000, and on his confrontation with Piers Morgan, during which Franco doubled down on his remarks. According to i24NEWS, Franco announced the eviction and is soliciting funds online. The reported value of the home is $1.75 million. The story highlights the personal fallout from Franco's public antisemitic stance, which has drawn both support and condemnation.
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