Trump Threatens Harvard’s Tax Status After Rejecting Demands, University's $2 Billion In Federal Funding At Risk
President Donald Trump escalated his administration’s confrontation with Harvard University on Tuesday, according to CNBC. He called for the school to lose its tax-exempt status after it rejected a sweeping federal demand to alter hiring, admissions, and teaching practices. The administration froze more than $2 billion in federal research funds and accused the Ivy League school of tolerating antisemitism. The White House’s demands included government oversight of departments, audits, and disciplinary action for student protests. Harvard President Alan Garber rejected the proposals, saying they infringed on academic freedom and violated First Amendment protections.
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Let's cut to the chase. Most of President Donald Trump's threats against Ivy League colleges are an attempt to divert attention away from an economy heading into crisis.
