Trump administration targets Ivy League school, law journal for racial discrimination

The Trump administration launched investigations at Harvard University and reviewed the Harvard law after allegations that the magazine was distinguished against readers who wanted to respond to an article on police reform because they were white men.

The Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Health and Humanitarian Services (HHS) launched investigations into possible violations of the Sixth Union Law of the Civil Rights Law of 1964.

Investigations were launched in response to information that received federal agencies on policies and practices for magazines membership, as well as selecting articles that may violate the sixth address.

In a press release, HHS claimed that Harvard Lorenz’s review editor wrote that he was “related” that “four of the five people” who wanted to respond to an article on police reform were “white men”.

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“A piece must be subjected to the expedited review because the author was a minority,” HHS also said.

Chapter Six of the 1964 Civil Rights Law prohibits discrimination based on race, colors and national origin in education programs and activities that receive federal funding. Any violations of the sixth bank can lead to the loss of funds from the federal government.

“It seems that the process of choosing Harvard Loffor’s article to review the winners and losers on the basis of race, using a spoiling system in which the legal researcher race is, if not more important than the application feature.” “The demands of Chapter Six are clear: It is not permissible for beneficiaries of federal financial assistance to distinguish on the basis of race, color, or national origin. There is no institution – its lineage, place, or wealth is not important – higher than the law.

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In a statement to Fox News Digital, the school stated that “Harvard Law College is committed to ensuring that the programs and activities that are supervised are compatible with all the laws in force and investigate any alleged violations of credibility. Harvard Provincial Court has been dismissed in the boycott of students.

Investigations come at a time when the Trump administration continues to disagree with elite education institutions, announcing earlier this month that it will reduce more than $ 2.2 billion of Harvard’s financing with the threat of discounts to another billion dollars from granting and financing it.

After Harvard University refused to comply with a series of requests from the Trump administration to reform various practices on the campus, the administration revealed on April 18 that it would freeze more than two billion dollars of federal funding for the institution.

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The President of Harvard University, Alan M. said. Garbar in a statement that the administration of President Donald Trump has taken additional requests that exceed the treatment of anti -Semitism on the campus, and the institution will not be compatible because the demands were unconstitutional.

The new requests “the direct government organization of” intellectual conditions “at Harvard University”, including the views of reviewing students, faculty and employees on the campus, eliminating all diversity, shares and integration programs (DEI), offices and initiatives at Harvard University.

“It is clear that the intention is not to work with us to address the anti -Semitism in a cooperative and constructive way,” Garbar wrote. “We have informed the administration through our legal advisor that we will not accept their proposed agreement.”

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The Trump administration launched the Federal Action Action Squad to combat anti -Semitism in February, which aims to eliminate bias in universities that have witnessed incidents targeting Jewish students since October 2023.

“It is time for elite universities to take the problem seriously and commit to a meaningful change if they want to continue to receive taxpayers support,” the work team said in a statement.

Diana Stansi from Fox News Digitter contributed to this report.