Universities are in talks with the Trump government to prevent attacks

US University leaders have discussed with Trump adviser Stephen Miller backstage, according to the same aggression attack on Harvard, CNN He learned with someone who knows this.

The movement takes place while the government is trying to intensify Revenge against the university And other educational institutions in the country.

Representatives of higher education, who have held detailed conversations with a senior White House policy strategist, are surprised to find out what signals should be avoided with the Mailman in recent weeks, the sources said.

Mailman works with close cooperation with Miller – the architect of the government strategy to reach colleges, because they are not sufficiently policing the opposition of the proverb on their campuses.

In turn, a White House Authority said that Trump is broadcasting to the administration leaders, “Money does not stop and flow – and universities are discriminated against and the taxpayer cannot maintain it.”

These conversations take place at the moment when some teaching leaders are traveling to Washington and examining dozens of educational institutions.

White House tries to contract with a high -level company, he said CNN The first source, which is involved in a response to higher education.

“They want to enter into an agreement that a renowned university is made of law firms, which will have not only anti -semitism and protests but also diversity,” said a familiar person.

“Trump is able to retain himself and that he has entered into an agreement with a kind of educational institute so that he can say that Ivy League University,” We don’t want to destroy higher education. “

When asked if any universities tend to enter into such an agreement, the source replied, “No one wants to be the first person, but financial pressures are coming true.”

Most companies have already experienced significant cuts in federal funds, and uncertainty about the future of visas for international students, which are likely to pay complete tuition compared to Americans.

“The President is always ready to sign an agreement to benefit the United States, and it is true for any higher education institution ready to adopt common sense, stopping to violate the law and restore civil rights and sequence on campus,” said the White House employee.

“Without clear actions, the government is only ready to work with good faith institutions. Most educational institutions want to close an agreement, and the president is ready to work with them” CNN.

Reactions to other universities in the USA

Officials of other universities are waiting for the White House to attract Harvard’s attention.

The Task Force is a member of a large college board, which assured anonymity to speak freely, described the information conversion as “irregular”, but the group’s leadership had repeatedly made efforts to make a meeting to Washington.

“There is no excitement for it. We are not interested in being their model school or anything,” the member said.

“Currently, we are very comfortable with the actions we take and we don’t have to fight with the government unless they decide to move our basic values. When time comes, we will be ready to deal with them. But we don’t have to hurt them.”

Some universities across the country have hired political advisers and experts to respond to government demands, Harvard has launched an aggressive legal strategy and operating networks of alumni.

Attempts to reach Harvard University before President Donald Trump returned to the post, and republican friends argued that they were suppressing them Anti -Semitism on campus between Israel and Hamas.

But the government’s actions are spread to a wide agenda – creating a great conflict on education, federal funds and campus oversight – and in the White House believes that it is a political issue to win to Trump.

The Semitism Anti -Semitism Task Force, a group of various federal agencies, meets the Washington Authority regularly, where it is at least once a week and where it is focused.

High Court officer Leo Terral is responsible for Fox News and Civil Rights Advocate.

Trump’s adviser Stephen Miller and Senior White House Policy Strategist May Mailman is also forced behind the decision.

Next US Government’s objectives

The US government is happy with the actions taken by some schools. These companies have been praised for adopting the initial goals to meet demands, including attempts to demolish diversity, equity and inclusion programs, including attempts to demolish protests in campuses.

There are doubts about which government can attack from now on.

High Court officer Leo Terrell suggested that “heavy lawsuits” were on their way last week and targeting the University of California.

“Huge lawsuits against the University of California have been expressed … East, West, Midwest and Federal Government have also been accused of hatred crimes filed. They are the title VII processes on people who are not protected by the Jews.”

When asked about Terrell threats, California University spokesman Rachel Giantz (called Americans called UC) said the company was cooperating with the Trump government.

“This organization hated Jewish opposition and was working to deal with the problem, to deal with it and eradicate it in all its forms. We are cooperating and we plan to continue to cooperate with the administration.” Said Gentz.

“Anti -seminity has no place elsewhere in the UC or society. The university is fully focused on strengthening our programs and policies, to eradicate anti -semitism and discrimination.”

White House employee said CNN Last month, the Task Force was in talks with Harvard and Colombia and North Western University, Cornell and Michigan.

In a press release of the Justice Department in February, George was identified as Washington University, Johns Hopkins, New York University, California, Berkeley, Minnesotia and Southern California “campus for anti -Semitic incidents since October 2023.”

University directors came to Washington to meet with administration officials, so there is no need to visit the campus, the top member of the administration said.

A. CNN He contacted the Trump government -appointing educational institutions for promises.

Advertisements from the University of Southern California and Minnesota have denied the opposition of Jewish and that educational institutions are involved in their efforts to fight in the Task Force.

Continuous war with Harvard

And even analyzing other educational institutions, the administration does not take the eyes from Harvard, with which it is involved in various legal struggles.

Calculation on foreign financing resources has been launched by the provision of Higher Education Act, which requires the spread of international donations and agreements called Section 117.

Previous investigation into the university based on the section has been closed recently.

“As a standard practice, Harvard has reported reports for decades since Section 117, as part of the law, as part of the law, as part of the law, as required, there are information on donations and deals from over 000 250,000 foreign resources per year,” Jason Newton said in a statement.

“It has contracts to provide executive education, other training and educational publications,” said Newton, Harvard records reflect “different resources” without supporting the company.

Next steps

Trump government messengers have given mixed signals on how the process is developed.

The source known with the response to higher education has been questioned by the desire to maintain aggressive speed.

“If you go after Harvard, what strength do you continue? Universities are converted into yo -o for weeks. My estimate is that the White House will lose interest in it at some point.”

“After overthrowing Harvard, where are you going? They know anyone about the brands,” he added.

Finally, the market dominates: “What happens to Harvard or Colombia? The number of candidates is recorded, performance record. If you talk to the US to make America a great (movement) or Westminer school, they may vote for Trump, but they are away from Ivy.

Meanwhile, education secretary Linda Mc Mahon has yet to hope for talks with Harvard and the administration has not been in talks with them.

“We really hope to go back to the negotiations table. We are talking about good things to Harvard and students on campus,” Mc Mahon said.

High Court officer Leo Terrell received a different voice.

“It is chased by them where they are financially hurt, and there are countless ways-I hope you can read among the lines-there are many ways to finance them.”

When asked when it ends, Terrell said, “We can’t get ulate, we have to put these universities on our knees.”