On Monday morning, the Levine Jewish Community Center in Charlotte, North

Carolina, received its third bomb threat in two months. This time, administrators were
used to the drill. They didn't even evacuate just had law enforcement sweep the
premises and went along with their day. State Sen. Jeff Jackson, whose son Owen is
enrolled in pre-K at Levine JCC, learned about the newest threat on Twitter while in
line for lunch at Chipotle.

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That's how routine bomb threats have become at Jewish Community Centers and the
preschools many of them house; more than 100 such threats have been received at
JCCs around the country since President Trump took office.