Trump administration wants to withdraw up to $ 100m on Harvard financing star-news.press/wp

Trump Administration will review us directly our federal agencies to review Harvard University Grants to potentially complete or redistribute funding, as part of an escalating battle of the White House with the oldest American university.

The Government Agency (GSA) plans to circle the letter to agencies “asking them to identify any contracts with Harvard and can be canceled or redirected elsewhere,” said a higher Bijela House official.

The Management Board assesses about 30 contracts, together worth 100m USD (74 mil), could increase to review.

Harvard University did not immediately answer the comment request.

He says his “superior medical, scientific and technological research” is historically “supported by the Federal Government” and other entities.

Tour of researching the institution on cancer, heart disease, infectious diseases and obesities, the university website warns that “without federal financing, this job will come to stop the Middle Metream”.

The White House will not refute the funds automatically, already started the Harvard’s overview receives from the Federal Government to determine whether this funding is critical in the eyes of the administration.

The GSA will recommend each agency “interrupt for the convenience of any contract that determines failed to meet its standards” and consider processing these funds to other entities.

The draft letter accuses Harvard to deal with discrimination and anti-Semitism as a justification for the move.

The Management Board said the BBC that potential cuts would not affect hospitals associated with Harvard University.

And if federal support is considered critical for certain agency functions, they said the agency could make a case for continuous funding.

The White House and Harvard are locked in the political, legal and financial battle – whose roles have been dramatically escalated in the last two months.

This is not the first time the administration tried to block Harvard financing. In April, the White House froze 2.2 billion dollars in federal financing, and looking for a university to sue.

“Why revay research? Of course, Harvard hurts, but after all, research funds aren’t a gift,” said President Harvard Garber on Tuesday morning, before the news pierced the latest incision attempt.

“The research funds were awarded to universities and other research institutions for the performance of work – research work – that the Federal Government signifies its high priority,” Mr. Garber continued.

“It’s a job they want to do. They pay the job was spent.”

Last week, Trump Administration also revoked Harvard’s ability to enroll international students or hosts of foreign researchers, encourage mass confusion among thousands of students.

Harvard resubmitted by Trump’s Administration due to that policy, stating that he violated the constitutional and supplement of the university as well as the Federal Law.