Summary
The Trump administration concluded that Harvard University failed to protect Jewish students from harassment and threatened to cut all federal funding if the school does not take action. The investigation found that Harvard violated laws protecting against discrimination based on race or national origin, particularly regarding antisemitic incidents on campus.
Key Facts
- The Trump administration investigated Harvard University for not protecting Jewish students from harassment.
- The investigation concluded that Harvard violated civil rights laws meant to prevent discrimination based on race or national origin.
- A federal task force communicated these findings in a letter to Harvard.
- Officials stated that Harvard allowed antisemitic behavior to grow on campus.
- The letter warned that Harvard could lose all federal funding if it does not make immediate changes.
- The university did not provide any comments at the time of the report.
- The investigation is part of ongoing tensions between the White House and Harvard, which previously lost over $2.6 billion in federal funding after rejecting federal demands for changes at the university.
