White House claims letter to Harvard with demands was an ‘unauthorized’ mistake: NYT
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Trump against Harvard, behind the fight an email sent by mistake. But the government does not back down: 'The university is victims'
Very tough fight between the Trump administration and Harvard University. An official of the anti-Semitism task force sent the document without authorization with the drastic requests rejected by the university
New York Times: Trump administration sent letter of demands to Harvard University in error
The Trump administration sent a letter to Harvard University that outlined a slew of demands – like reforming its programs, discontinuing DEI practices and additional policy demands tied to federal funding – in error, according to a report by The New York Times.
Trump vs. Harvard: U.S. officials claim college letter was sent by mistake, according to NYT
An unidentified official from Trump's anti-Semitism working group told Harvard University that a letter containing demands had been sent to the university without authorization, reports the New York Times, citing two unidentified people familiar with the matter.The letter included a number of demands on recruitment, admissions and curriculum, which started a legal battle between the university and the White House.The letter was sent by the inter…
Trump admin letter to Harvard sent in error, sparking battle
A letter from Trump administration officials sent to Harvard University on April 11 outlined demands so draconian that university officials decided they had no choice but to resist, according to a New York Times report.Harvard President Alan Garber’s announcement on Monday that he would not yield to the demands ignited a historic battle between the prestigious college and President Donald Trump.
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