Trump accuses Harvard of being “very slow” to give information on foreign students

President Donald Trump has accused Harvard University of being “very slow” for transmitting information on foreign students.

“We are still waiting for Harvard’s foreign student lists so that we can determine, after a ridiculous expense of billions of dollars, how many radicalized lunatics, all problems should not be returned to our country,” Trump wrote on a real social Monday.

“Harvard is very slow in presenting these documents and probably for a good reason!” Trump wrote. “The best thing Harvard has for this is that they have bought and found the best absolute judge (for them!) – But he is not afraid, the government will win, in the end!”

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In a separate publication, Trump added Monday, “I am thinking of removing three billion dollars of the grant from the very anti -Semitic Harvard and giving it to commercial schools throughout our land.”

“What a great investment it would be for the US, and so badly I needed !!!” He wrote.

Fox News Digital contacted Harvard for comments.

Judge Allison D. Burroughs, who was appointed by former President Barack Obama, granted Harvard’s temporary containment order on Friday, preventing the Government from reviving the certification of Ivy League School in the Student and Exchange Visitors Program. The program allows university to host international students with F-1 or J-1 visas to study in the United States

In a letter on Thursday, the Secretary of the National Security Department, Kristi Noem the inclusion policies. ”

“This action should not be surprised and is the miserable result of Harvard’s failure to fulfill the simple reports of reports,” said Noem.

Noem said he applied for records related to “non -immigrant students” enrolled in Harvard “, including information on misconduct and other crimes that would make foreign students inadmissible or removable,” on April 16.

Harvard’s lawyer responded twice, but the two answers were inadequate, according to the letter.

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“The consequences must be followed to send a clear sign to Harvard and all universities who want to enjoy the privilege of registering foreign students, which the Trump administration will apply the law and root the ills of the anti-American and anti-Semitism in society and campuses,” said Noem.

The requested records include all audio or video images in possession of Harvard on threats to other students or university staff, “deprivation of rights” from other classmates or college staff, and “dangerous or violent activity, either on the campus or outside the campus” by a non -immigrant student registered in Harvard in the last five years. Noem also calls for all disciplinary records and audio or video images of any protest activity involved in non -immigrant students.

The letter gave Harvard another 72 hours to fulfill and send the requested information to recover its certification, but instead, Harvard filed the lawsuit to the North -American District Court of Massachusetts at the beginning of Friday.

In his court presentation, Harvard said that the revocation affects more than 7,000 visas holders (more than a quarter of his student body) and that “it is a blatant violation of the first amendment, the process clause due and the administrative procedure law”.

“It is the last act of government in a clear retaliation for Harvard, which exercises its rights to the first amendment to reject government demands to control governance, curriculum and ideology” of government and students, “says the demand.

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Burroughs proposed another audience on this topic on Tuesday at 9:30 am in the Federal Court of Boston.