Trump Administration Bars Harvard from future research grants | Donald Trump News

Linda McMahon, Secretary of the US education department, keeps financing in the escalation of disputes that focus on anti-Semitism claims.

The administration of US President Donald Trump has announced that Harvard University will not receive any public funds for research in a strong escalation of its dispute with the top university.

In a letter to Harvard on Monday, Linda McMahon, Secretary of the US education department, said that the Elite University had made a “ridicule” of the university formation and should no longer strive to “do not be made available”.

“Harvard will stop being a publicly financed institution and can instead work as a privately financed institution that relies on her colossal foundation and collects money from his large basis of wealthy alumni,” wrote McMahon in the letter.

The move takes place after the Trump administration had frozen almost $ 2.3 billion in federal finance on Harvard last month, which they claimed was the failure to fight the brick-free anti-Semitism on the campus.

The administration announced the freezing after Harvard had rejected a number of claims that the university would be subject to inappropriate control of the government, including the requirements of the external exams of the faculty and students to ensure “ViewPoint variety”.

In her letter, McMahon, the former CEO of World Wrestling Entertainment, outlined a number of symptoms that were often made by conservatives against the university, including the promotion of lax academic standards and approved foreign students who “have violent behavior and are despised against the United States”.

“Where do many of these” students “come from, who are them and how do they come to Harvard or even to our country – and why is there so much hatred?” McMahon wrote in the letter and emulated Trump's use of all-capital letters to emphasize certain words.

“These are questions that have to be answered among many others, but the biggest question of everyone is: Why will Harvard not give the American public simple answers?”

Harvard, who is fighting the Trump government's earlier funding freeze in court, said in a statement that McMahon's recent demands would have “frightening effects on university education”.

“Today's letter threatens new threats to maintain the financing of life -saving research and innovations in the retaliation measure against Harvard for submitting his lawsuit on April 21,” said a spokesman for the university.

“Harvard will continue to comply with the law, promote and promote the respect of the variety of diversity and combat anti -Semitism in our community. Harvard will continue to be against the illegal over -control of the government, which aims to suppress research and innovations that make Americans safer and safer.”

US universities have been controversial since the outbreak last year last year last year against the nationwide student protests against Israel's war in Gaza.

In two reports published last month, separate Harvard Task Forces stated that students and employees on campus had confronted both anti-Jewish and anti-Muslim prejudices.

In response to the reports, Harvard President Alan Garber was concerned that some students “in the periphery of the life of the campus because of what they are or what they believe”, and promised to double the efforts to ensure that the university was “mutual respect is the norm”.

Trump and prominent conservatives in the USA have also accused Harvard and other universities to spread extreme left views and to suppress right perspectives on the right.