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“ I will fire the radical left accreditors that have allowed colleges to become dominated by Marxist maniacs. We will accept new accreditors who will impose real standards on colleges.”
under a 1952 statute permitting depor- tation for activities detrimental to U.S. foreign policy. The Council on American-Islamic Re-
lations has threatened legal action, with its director, Nihad Awad, labeling it “a witch hunt against Muslim and Arab stu- dents” in a February press release. Still, the administration isn’t backing
down; it is pledging to take a hard line against future agitators. “If you’re here on a visa and you’re
chanting for terrorists, you’re out,” Stephen Miller, a leading Trump adviser, told the media at an April press conference. Tenured hard-left professors. A 2023
study indicates that approximately 60% of faculty members identify as liberal or far left, according to the Higher Educa- tion Research Institute. As part of Trump’s plan to coun-
ter bias in the classroom, he has pro- posed “merit-based” hiring practices and evaluation of faculty opinions to create a more balanced academic envi- ronment. In April, Trump signed an executive
order targeting the college accreditation process. This order outlined how the fed- eral government determines which col- leges and universities qualify for billions in federal student loans and Pell grants, essential sources of indirect revenue for nearly all colleges. In the order, the secretary of education
must “hold higher education accreditors accountable, including through denial, monitoring, suspension, or termination, for poor performance or violations of the federal Civil Rights Act.” In an April 23 social media post,
Trump stated that the executive branch’s control over accreditation was his “se- cret weapon.” “I will fire the radical left accreditors
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— President Donald Trump
HARVARD
UNIVERSITY’S ENDOWMENT FUND WAS VALUED AT $53.2 BILLION AS OF JUNE 30, 2024.
ONGOING Demonstrators gather on Cambridge Common on April 25, 2025, to protest Harvard University’s stance on the war in Gaza and show support for the Palestinian people. Days earlier, protesters marched out of Harvard Yard after a rally denouncing President Donald Trump’s attacks on the university and his administration’s threats to cut research funding and restrict international student visas.
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