Summary
A federal judge ruled that the Trump administration's action to stop over $2 billion in federal funds for Harvard was illegal. The judge stated that this freeze violated Harvard's rights and cannot be used in retaliation.
Key Facts
- A federal judge made a ruling against the Trump administration.
- The ruling stated that freezing federal grants to Harvard was unconstitutional.
- The judge said it violated Harvard's First Amendment rights.
- The freeze was linked to Harvard refusing certain demands from the administration.
- The demands included ending diversity programs and addressing antisemitism.
- The court barred future retaliatory freezes against Harvard.
- The decision emphasized protecting academic freedom and free speech.
