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Trump’s administration has launched investigations about Harvard University And Harvard Law Review, after the allegations that the magazine discriminated against readers who wanted to respond to an article on police reform because they were white men.
And the Department of Education and the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has launched investigations into possible title violations VI The 1964 Civil Rights Act.
Investigations have been launched in response to information that the Federal Agency has received about policies and practice for membership in the journal, as well as to select articles that may violate the title VI.
In a press release, HHS claimed that the editor of Harvard Law Review reportedly wrote that “as far as” four of the five people “who wanted to respond to an article on police reform was” white people “as far as” four of the five people “.
Trump has frozen funding for Harvard. Money at these universities may also be on a sacking block
Trump’s administration has announced that it freezes more than $ 2 billion in grants and contracts after Harvard University said it would not be in line with federal demands regarding anti -Semitism. (Reuters/Nicholas Pfosi)
HHS also said that the second editor on the examination suggested “that the work should be subjected to an accelerated examination because the author was a minority.”
The title VI of the 1964 Civil Rights Act prohibits discrimination based on race, colors and national origin in educational programs and activities that receive federal funding. Any violations of the title VI could result in the loss of funds from the Federal Government.
“It seems that the procedure of selecting the Harvard Law Reviews chooses winners and losers based on a race, employing a prey system in which the race of a legal scientist is like, if not greater, important than the merits of application,” said Craig’s Assistant Civic Rights Secretary. “The requirements of the title VI are clear: the recipients of federal financial aid cannot discriminate against races, colors or national origin. No institution – without an important generator, reputation or wealth – is above the law. Trump’s administration will not allow Harvard, or any other recipients of federal funds, to encourage civil rights.”
Trump administrator reduces more than $ 2.2 billion funding at Harvard after school defying demands
Harvard University (Andrew Lichtenstein/Corbis via Getty Images/File)
In a Fox News Digital statement, the school said: “The Faculty of Law with Harvard is obliged to ensure that programs and activities supervised in accordance with all applicable laws and investigates any credible violations. The review of the Harvard Act is an organization that is legal independent of the Faculty of Law.
Investigations come while Trump’s administration is still quarreling with elite educational institutions, announcing this month that it will reduce more than $ 2.2 billion at Harvard University, threatening to reduce to another billion dollars of its federal scholarships and financing.
After Harvard refused to respect a number of demands of Trump administration to reform various campus practices, the administration revealed on April 18 to freeze more than $ 2 billion funding for the institution.
Trump’s administration rejected more than a dozen judges on Friday. (Donald Trump/Truth Social)
Harvard University President Alan M. Garber said in a statement that he was president Donald Trump The administration accepted additional requirements that transcend the solution of anti -Semitism in the campus, and the institution would not adhere to because the requirements were unconstitutional.
Garber said that the new demands “direct government regulation of” intellectual conditions “on Harvard”, including the audit of students’ views, teachers and staff members in the campus and removal of all programs, capital and inclusions (DEI), office and initiative at Harvard.
“It is clear that the intention is not to work with us to deal with anti -Semitism in a cooperative and constructive way,” Garber wrote. “We have informed the administration through our legal advisor that we will not accept their proposed agreement.”
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Trump’s administration has launched the Federal Working Group for the Fighting of Anti -Semitism in February, which aims to eradicate bias in campuses who have experienced incidents that have been aiming for Jewish students since October 2023.
“It is time for elite universities seriously to take the problem and commit significant changes if they want to continue receiving the support of taxpayers,” the Working Group states.
Diana Stancy Fox News Digital contributed to this report.
