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President Donald Trump Harvard University and other elite schools were met with praise and address among conservatives and supporters of free speech.
Editing of Wall Street Journal Accused Trump of exceeding “his power in accordance with the Constitution” in his requirements for Harvard.
Trump’s administration announced what it would do freeze 2.2 billion dollars For many years of grants and contracts on Monday after Harvard President Alan M. Garber announced on the same day that the school would not comply with the Trump administration requirements to fight anti -Semitism.
“Few Americans will shed tears for Cambridge’s crowd, but there are good reasons to resist this unprecedented government’s management attempt to go to private university,” the editorial board wrote. “The administration leaves legal rails by ordering Harvard to reduce” management, duplication or decentralization “.
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President Donald Trump’s actions against Harvard were met with the Wall Street Journal. ((Photo Win Win McNamee/Getty Images)/Screenshot/WSJ)
The administration asked the university to make changes to adhere to the practice of hiring and admission based on the merits and reform of its enrollment of foreign students to “prevent the admission of students to US values and institutions inscribed in the US Constitution and the Declaration of Independence, including students who support terrorism or anti -Semitism.”
Other requested reforms included providing a “diversity of view and hiring”, changing programs with “outrageous anti -Semitism or other prejudice” and stopping diversity, justice and inclusion (DEI) and initiatives.
“These reforms may be pursued, but the government has no business that requires them. The highest exceeding work requires a” diversity of view “that it does not determine. Does this mean that the English department should hire more republican teachers or Shakespearean scientists? External monitor will solve such issues,” the editorial board wrote.
President Donald Trump takes part in the signing ceremony on January 20, 2025 in the US Capitol Capitol in Washington, Columbia County (Meline Mara-Pula/Getti Image)
“Congress can pass a law to promote reforms with a higher Trump’s higher reservoir, such as receiving messages.
Editors of the National Review The question also arose with some efforts of Trump, writing that the administration “indulged in the troupe of the habit of doing a loud and obvious thing that was done with greater subtlety.”
They wrote: “Obama and Biden administration were tireless, using the federal law to influence or direct dictation as governed by the university.”
The editors claimed that the government should not have the right to keep track of how universities are governed.
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Niko Perrin, Executive Vice -President of the Fund for Rights and Expression of Rights and Expressions), said CNN that although Harvard has bad results in the defense of free speech in the campus, the Trump administration has been punished in its rights.
“This is a downloaded gun. These are the same tools that the Presidential Administration uses to get some results that maybe such conservatives Perrino said CNN The owner of Audie Cornish.
Robert Kukurusov’s chief lawyer said in his statement: “President Trump suggested recalling the status released from taxation because he called” political, ideological and inspired terrorist “ideas expressed in a university town. And the first amendment.
CNN’s political commentator Scott Jennings discussed during the Board on Wednesday that Harvard should deal with the president because they receive federal money.
“There is no variety of thought in the faculty,” he said. “They take federal money. They have $ 53 billion. To deal with the president.”
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In recent weeks, Trump has publicly criticized Harvard University. (Getti Images | Istock)
Evan Mandera magazine Politico, Harvard graduate, His university appreciated his university To fight, but noted that Harvard is a “engine of economic inequality in America”.
“If Harvard and his peers after this episode will appear intact, they should take advantage of the opportunity to expand their appeal and reform themselves to serve the public interests – and not Trump’s personal interests – providing many, not a few privileges,” Manders wrote.
Chris Rufa Manhattan Institute applauded Trump’s actions and stated that Harvard should lose the status exempt from taxes that, which asked the President Internal Revenue Service (IRS) to remove Wednesday.
Heather Mc Donald, also an employee of the Manhattan Institute, considered the efforts of the Trump administration “clumsy” in a work for a city magazine.
“The administration is growing more boldly in its crusade against institutions that are responsible for the left ideology-no, it will be elite legal firms or universities. This cross hike is undoubtedly justified. Its goals deserve a little sympathy. Poppy Donald wrote.
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On Tuesday, former MSNBC presenter Chris Matthews joined the Morning Joe MSNBC and reacted back and forth between Trump administration and Harvard University. (Screenshot/MSNBC)
Liberal commentators are largely critical of Trump’s efforts, claiming that the requirements go beyond the fight against anti -Semitism at the college campus. However the former Leading MSNBC Chris Matthews On Tuesday, he suggested that the president was “smart” to focus on elite institutions in light of widespread anti -Israel protests that took place at the college campus after the October 7 terrorist attacks against Israel.
Mathews claimed that the students who pay for Harvard tuition had the right to go to class, and that the school had to be ordered to do so in connection with these protests.
“And the fact that they needed to say to do it, they needed to say that students went to school, and this was about what they needed to say that they had problems in their heads. So I think elite universities are now being beaten. This is probably a smart step,” he added.
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Matthew also said the move would not hurt the president politically.
“This Trump follows the elites. He knows what he is doing. Politically, it won’t hurt him. I think these universities have enough money to cover their heritage.
Gabriel Heis and Daniel Wallace contributed to this report.
