How did president Kennedy respond to the roit over James meredith admission to the university of Mississippi?

President John F. Kennedy responded to the riots over James Meredith's admission to the University of Mississippi by sending federal marshals to restore order and protect Meredith as he enrolled. The situation escalated into violent clashes between rioters and law enforcement, prompting Kennedy to address the nation, emphasizing the importance of civil rights and the rule of law. Ultimately, his administration's intervention underscored the federal commitment to enforcing desegregation in education.