Trump Says His Administration ‘Reached a Deal’ With Harvard

President Donald Trump told journalists that he was “reached an agreement with Harvard olan, which will potentially neutralize one of the highest profile struggles of management and US education.

“All you have to do is paper, Tr Trump said to Linda McMahon, the secretary of the training secretary during an executive order that signed at the Oval Office on Tuesday. “It will be great,” he said without giving additional details.

Harvard did not immediately respond to his requests for commenting.

Harvard and the administration were locked to the Ivy League institution with a one -month stance on the federal financing. While Trump initially accused Harvard of fighting anti -Semitism on campus after Hamas’s October 2023 Israeli attack, the struggle expanded to the allegations of political prejudice, the study of his ties with China and his diversity efforts.

This month, Harvard won a significant legal victory when a judge said that the university had violated the right to free speech by cutting more than $ 2 billion in the research financing of the government.

Even if the two sides negotiate on a settlement, the White House increased the pressure on the university.

On Monday, the US Department of Health and Human Services said that the school has made a move to exclude any federal financing with all government institutions or receiving any federal financing, including all governmental institutions, for the administrative suspension and discussion procedures of Harvard.

The movement began to flow back from HHS to the University of Ivy League a week after $ 46 million in frozen federal grants before, after deciding that a regional judge was illegal to suspend the Trump administration at the beginning of this month. The administration said it would object to this decision.

Trump’s attack on Massachusetts -based schools, academic freedom, ideological diversity in campuses, race use in acceptance and recruitment, and the use of the government in supporting higher education and research.

With the help of Janet Lorin.

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