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president Donald Trump proposed on Tuesday that Harvard University should lose its tax-exhaustive status and to be seen as a “political company”, a day after his government had pulled $ 2.2 billion of $ 2.2 billion.
“Perhaps Harvard should lose his tax exemption status and be taxed as a political unit if it is repeatedly ahead of political, ideological and terrorist inspiration/support of ‘illness?'”, Trump wrote about the social truth.
“Remember that tax -free status depends entirely on acting in the public interest!” The president added.
Demonstrators gather outside of Harvard University to show their disapproval of the measures taken as part of the Trump administration on April 1, 2025. (Brett Phelps/The Boston Globe about Getty Images)
The Trump administration on Monday stated that more than 2.2 billion US Harvard University After the institution refused to determine a number of terms from the Ministry of Education, the Ministry of Health and Human Services and the General Services Administration last week.
The government was framed as a “expanding list of demands” by Harvard’s leadership and asked the university to make changes to “merit-based” attitudes and approval practices and to reform their recruitment of international students in order to prevent students who were admitted to the American values and institutions who were admitted to the US constitution and the constitution of the US constitution, admit.
Other requested reforms were the guarantee of the “Viewpoint variety in approvals and settings”, changing programs with “immense records on anti -Semitism or other prejudices” as well as the acceptance of guidelines and initiatives from diversity, justice and inclusion (Dei).
In a letter to Harvard Leadership dated April 11, the Trump administration officer said that the US government “has no claim” and “depends on the fact that Harvard maintains the federal civil rights laws, and it only makes sense if Harvard promotes the kind of environment, creates intellectual creativity and scientific strictness that are against the ideological capture.”
President Donald Trump speaks during a cabinet seat in the White House on April 10, 2025 in Washington, DC (Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
In a statement on Monday, Alan Garber, President of Harvard University Approach anti -Semitism in a cooperative and constructive way. ”
Harvard will not meet Trump admin’s demands for threats from reducing federal financing
“Although some of the government described by the government aim to combat anti -Semitism, the majority represent the direct state regulation of intellectual conditions in Harvard,” Garber wrote.
He argued that the terms required a “exam” of the student body, the faculty and the “aspects” for “audit” to reduce the power of certain students, faculties and administrators, “because of their ideological views”.
Demonstrators gather on April 1, 2025 outside of Harvard University. (Brett Phelps/The Boston Globe about Getty Images)
“No government – regardless of which party is in power – should determine what private universities can teach, who can admit and hire and which study and examination areas they can pursue,” wrote Garber.
Harvard’s reaction was praised by Democrats, including earlier President Barack Obama and the governor of Massachusetts Maura Healey, while the conservatives mocked the outrage of the Ivy League School in view of his foundation of 53.2 billion US dollars.
“There is a different way: Hillsdale College, a private Christian institution in Michigan, on X.
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“Time to discover,” wrote Rep. Brandon Gill, R-Texas, about X. “and tax this foundation of $ 50 billion.”
Richard Grenell, a long -time Trump ally who served in several administrative roles, had a message to Harvard: “Do not ask for tax money if you do not want to strings.”
“You ruined my degree with your far left activism,” wrote Grenell. “As Harvard graduate, I support the federal government, the laws that they violate.”
