Majority Americans oppose how to deal with Trump universities

In a new survey that most adults in the United States have dealt with problems with US President Donald Trump’s colleges and universities, his administration will tighten the threats of cutting down Federal Financing, and the educational institutions are unless they follow their political agenda.

In a survey conducted by the Associated Press-Norc Center for Public Affairs, 56 percent of Americans have shown that they oppose the policy of Republican president to deal with higher education, but it is in line with Trump’s general support rate.

Since taking the post in January, Trump has sought to impose changes in universities, he describes liberalism and anti -cemeterism, and Harvard is at the forefront; The Trump administration has frozen more than $ 2.2 billion federal scholarships, threatening to withdraw the university’s tax exemption status and demanded extensive political changes.

The Trump administration has reduced funds to other elite universities, including “Colombia”, “Pennsylvania” and “Cornell”, as they deal with Pro -Pelestine activities and the participation of sexually transformed athletes in women’s sports. Harvard described the government’s demands for the independence granted by the court of the US Supreme Universities for decades.

This poll reveals the contradiction in the positions of the people who are targeting Trump’s administration for universities and the public opinion of the universities as a pillar of scientific research and innovative ideas. Of the 10 adults, 6 universities contribute positively to medical and scientific research, and the same number supports federal funding for scientific research.

“Let’s talk about Harvard (University) for a moment, Freddie Ortega, 66, Democratic and retired by the US Army in Columbus, Georgia.

Trump also expressed concern about Trump’s efforts to disassociate Ortega, diversity, equality and inclusion programs: “I know the benefits of these programs. It will change the ways of people’s lives.”

Republicans section about finance cutting

Trump’s position on higher education finds greater support in the Republicans in the Republicans who seem to be silent in campus conservatives and liberal ideas. Eight out of every 10 Republicans support his affairs with university issues – it exceeds his support of his financial performance (70 %) – and 6 out of 10 universities expressing their concern about “liberal bias”.

But the Republicans are divided to reduce financing from uneven schools: half of them support it, another oppose it and others are preserved.

“I am supporting the financing of financing and the opposition of the varied programs. I migrated from Iran when I was in teenagers and succeeded in my effort without positive discrimination.”

Charles Gulvit, a professional advisor in New Orleans, is believed to be “attacking freedom and color skin”. He said: “The President is targeting all his opponents and attacking basic community organizations. This is a brutal threat from the president who has to expand bridges between the two parties. ”

“Study costs” are the biggest concern

The costs of the largest Americans’ siege university study; 6 out of 10 expresses their anxiety, exceeding the fears of racism and liberal bias.

“Education is very expensive,” said Unis Cortez, a Houston Republic, 68. You should not pay all your savings to obtain a certificate. “Despite her support for Trump, she fears that his policies will hinder the possibilities of scholarships.

This poll reveals the gap between university graduates and others: “62 percent of the university degrees oppose the reduction of financing, the universal unimaginable is divided, with 4 out of 10 reservations.”

“I am supporting the education system reform, but I am concerned about the fear of expression in Trump’s power tendencies and universities,” said Kara Hansen, 40, 40, in Oklahoma. Everyone thinks their mouths are complementary. ”

3 students and professors of 10 adults are expected to express “great” freedom on campus, but 4 out of 10 people see that it is “somewhat possible”. 8 out of 10 Republicans believe that liberalists can express freely, and they see that conservatives get the same freedom.

The “AP-Norc” Center conducted the survey during the period of May 1 to 5, with a 1075 adult pattern that represents the pieces of American people and 4 percent error margin.