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Trump’s administration has collected mixed reactions after announcing that it will stop all future funds for a grant for Harvard University unless the school has fulfilled its demands. This latest move adds to escalating tension between the White House and the elite universities.
The Ministry of Education Linda McMahon sent a letter to the president of the Harvard University Alan Garber, which she also shared on social networks. In the letter, McMahon broke the university, accusing him of “involving a system of violations of the Federal Law.”
“Harvard University has ridiculed the higher education system of this country,” McMahon wrote. “In every way, Harvard has failed to comply with his legal obligations, his ethical and fiduciary duties, responsibility for transparency and any illusion of academic rigor.”
Trump’s administration has conducted a broader suppression at several universities, including Harvard and Columbia, on charges of anti-Semitism associated with anti-Israeli campus protests. Some look at the administration actions as a form of responsibility, while others are asked if it is an appropriate approach.
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Yael Lerman, director of the Standwithus-Koji legal department, aims to help those who want to take legal measures in the fight against anti-Semitism and anti-nationalism-said for Fox News Digital to support the effort of Trump’s administration.
“Recent discoveries from an anti -Semitism report at Harvard University are deeply worrying and emphasizing wider failure in protecting Jewish students and stimulating a safe, inclusive environment in the campus,” Lerman said. “Given these discoveries, we believe that it is appropriate and necessary to take legal measures to stop any new funding at Harvard until a significant corrective measure is taken. The federal support should be conditioned by the dedication of the University of Civil Rights to adhere addressing anti -Semitism. The responsibility must be more than the principle – it must be implemented. “
Palestinian supporters gather at Harvard University to show their support to the Palestinians in Gaza at a gathering in Cambridge at Massachusetts, October 14, 2023. (Photo Joseph Prezuos/AFP via Getty Images)
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Eli Solomon, a first year student at Harvard, studying Government and philosophy, also spoke in favor of breaking the administration in an elite school, looking at her as the university suits her.
“The Trump Administration Decision is a serious but necessary step in helping Harvard to become a place that I know can be to fulfill my motto” Veritas “. I am grateful to have the opportunity to attend Harvard, but unfortunately it is that the university has accepted a culture that silences conservative voices and allows anti -Semitism to progress,” Solomon said in a statement to Fox News Digital.
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However, Jewish graduate Harvard, who requested anonymity, told Fox News Digital that Trump’s administration is not approaching the right way.
“Instead of guaranteeing freedom, Trump’s administration tries to dictate the correct ideological tilting they consider acceptable in university life. The university is widespread with people who miss common sense as we have seen with pro-hamas supporters Here, but we have to attack the problem in a different way, “said the Harvard city.
Harvard University President Alan Garber attends the Harvard University University Ceremony 363, May 29, 2014 in Cambridge, Massachusetts. (Paul Marotta/Getty Images)
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Friday, president Donald Trump He announced that his administration wanted to revoke the status of the Harvard tax exempt.
Reported Fox News Digital In April, the Management Board asked for internal income service (IRS) to subtract the status of a university. In addition, last month, the administration froze $ 2.2 billion in financing to the University, which the president labeled “anti -Semitic” and “threat to democracy”.
In April, Garber made it clear that the University would not be in line with the demands of Trump’s administration. Garber claimed that “no government … should dictate what private universities can teach, whom they can recognize and hire, and areas of study and tests that can continue.”
In addition, the university filed a lawsuit Against the administrator because of his “illegal” freezing of funds.
