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Trump knocks Harvard case judge: ‘Total disaster’
BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS, JUL 21 – Judge Allison Burroughs questioned the constitutionality of the Trump administration's decision to freeze $2.2 billion in federal funding to Harvard over alleged antisemitism and compliance issues.
- In a federal court hearing July 21, President Donald Trump denounced Judge Allison D. Burroughs as `a TOTAL DISASTER`, criticizing her role in his administration’s Harvard funding freeze.
- After Harvard filed suit in April, the administration had announced a $2.2 billion funding freeze following demands for federal oversight of its admissions, hiring and ideological positions.
- Mind-Boggling, Judge Allison D. Burroughs said, questioning the constitutionality of the funding cuts while Harvard argues the freeze has disrupted over 950 research projects.
- Outside the courthouse, Harvard alumni and professors rallied as President Donald Trump vowed to immediately appeal any unfavorable ruling.
- Harvard is pressing for a decision by September 3, underscoring broader tensions between government oversight and academic independence.
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‘That Harvard education is paying off for you’: Judge jabs at Trump lawyer in Harvard case
Judge Allison D. Burroughs, who is overseeing Harvard University’s lawsuit against the Trump administration over canceled government funding for the university, isn’t being shy with her commentary on the suit.
Judge challenges Trump administration in hearing on Harvard funding - West Hawaii Today
BOSTON — A federal judge appeared deeply skeptical Monday of the Trump administration’s efforts to strip Harvard University of billions of dollars in research funding, suggesting the school might prevail in its legal battle against the government.
Judge questions legality of Harvard funding cuts
A US judge raised questions Monday over the legality of the Donald Trump administration’s cuts to Harvard University’s research funding.During a hearing, the university argued the funding freeze is unconstitutional, while the White House contended the school has allowed antisemitism to fester on its campus. While the judge is yet to issue a ruling, she pushed back on the administration’s claims that concerns around antisemitism justified the cut…
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Good morning, Coastal Bend! Bryan and Michelle Hofmann here with your Monday morning update on KRIS 6 News Sunrise. Were kicking off a brand new week, and today is extra special because its Michelles birthday! As we celebrate here in studio, were also keeping an eye on big headlines both here at home and across the country. From a high-profile lawsuit between Harvard and the Trump administration, to continued recovery efforts after devastating f…
The dispute between Harvard University of the U.S. and Donald Trump, President of the U.S., is going into a new round.
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