Interviews between the Harvard University and the White House stopped, the report said on Monday because the threat appeared over Ivy League School and the future of her foreign students.
According to the Bloomberg report, citing an unnamed person familiar with this matter, stopping interviews threatens the rapid solution of the ongoing distance between the Harvard University and President Donald Trump administration.
The source quoted private discussions and told Bloomberg that a potential agreement was knocked out last week, but she made sure the hope remains for the agreement between the two parties.
Harvard or Trump’s administration haven’t said anything publicly.
Harvard-Trump negotiations
The discussion between the Harvard University and the Donald Trump administration takes place after a long -term tiff between the two sides, where the government reduced a piece of Ivy League school.
The pause suggests that there is a wide gap between Harvard and the White House. This comes less than two weeks after President Donald Trump appreciated the university as “during these negotiations” very appropriately “and added that the agreements can soon be achieved. \
At the beginning of this month, the Minister of Education Linda McMahon told Bloomberg that Trump’s administration would be open to restore grants and funds if satisfactory agreements were concluded with universities.
Trump vs Harvard Row is deepening
However, the rupture between Donald Trump and the Harvard University has recently deteriorated.
On Monday, Trump’s administration accused Harvard of violating the civil rights of her Jewish and Israeli students, and threatened to cut off all federal funding if the university did not take urgent steps.
In a letter sent by President Harvard, the federal working group accused him of protecting students during protests with the campus against the Israeli War against Hamas in Gaza.
After the investigation, the working group concluded that “Harvard was in some cases intentionally indifferent to others, he was a deliberate participant in anti -Semitic harassment of Jewish students, faculties and employees”.
The school said it strongly disagrees with the government’s findings because “she took factual and proactive steps to deal with the main causes of anti -Semitism in her community”.
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