The Trump administration at Harvard University threatens to ban foreign students

The US government threatened to ban Harvard University of registration of foreign students, after the Foundation said it would not bow to the demands of the Donald Trump administration.

The White House demanded the oldest university in the United States to make changes in employment, admission and teaching practices that it says will help fight anti -Semitism on the campus.

On Wednesday, the Minister of Internal Security, Christie Nom, accused the Ivy College, “The threat of national security” and “bending the knee to anti -Semitism.”

It also demanded records of its “illegal and violent” activities for foreign students ’visa owners. International students make up more than 27 % of Harvard records this year.

“the university It will not give up its independence Or give up its constitutional rights, ”Harvard University President Alan Garper wrote in a letter on Monday to Harvard Society.

Billions of dollars suspended in the university’s balance – the authorities have frozen $ 2.2 billion (1.7 billion pounds) in federal funds, while Trump Earlier to remove the removal Valuable text exemption, Harvard’s loss may cost millions of dollars every year.

“It is no longer possible to consider Harvard as a suitable place to learn, and it should not be considered in any list of great universities or colleges in the world,” Trump said on the truth platform on Wednesday.

“Harvard is a joke, knows hatred and stupidity, and you should not receive federal funds.”

Management attacks on Harvard are not isolated.

During his presidential campaign, Trump presented a financing campaign for universities, and drew it as hostile to the conservatives.

Since he took office, his administration focused in particular on the colleges in which the pro -Palestinian protests took place. Some Jewish students said they felt insecurity and faced harassment on campus.

The anti -governmental work team, which was formed in February, has set at least 60 universities for review.

In March, Columbia University approved Ali Many management demandsAfter withdrawing $ 400 million (310 million pounds) from federal financing due to its accusations, the university failed to fight anti -Semitism on the campus.

This included the replacement of the official in the Middle East, South Asia, and the Department of African Studies, and pledged a review to “ensure non -biased admission.”

Harvard also made concessions.

Last month, the leaders of its center for Middle East studies, who were criticized for their failure to represent Israeli views.

Harvard did not publicly respond to the latest demands of Naim.