White House claims letter to Harvard with demands was an ‘unauthorized’ mistake: NYT

The controversial letter of demands to Harvard University was allegedly sent in error, government officials say.

Trump administration’s letter of demands to Harvard ‘sent by mistake’

The letter from the White House’s task force on antisemitism triggered a standoff between the Trump administration and the historic institution that continues to rumble on

Did Trump vs Harvard row begin due to a 'mistake'? White House official reveals

Trump officials have now claimed that letter which was sent by the acting general counsel of the Department of Health and Human Services, was sent in error. WORLD

Is Trump Administration Confrontation with Harvard Due to a Mistake?

Last week, the Trump Administration sent a letter to Harvard University threatening serious consequences were the University not to adopt a broad series of reforms including (but not limited to) changes in hiring and admissions. Unlike some other universities, Harvard stood its ground and announced it would not comply. Now it appears someone in the Trump Administration may have acted prematurely in sending the letter in the midst of negotiations…

White House claims letter to Harvard with demands was an 'unauthorized' mistake: NYT

The April 11 letter set off a public feud between the White House and Harvard University.

The Trump administration's no-holds-barred war against Harvard would have broken out by mistake. According to the New York Times, the letter dated April 11 in which such extreme requests were made to the university regarding programs, admissions and recruitment as to impose a clear refusal would have started by mistake. The email was sent by legal advisor to the Ministry of Health Sean Keveney, who is part of the White House task force on anti-S…