Trump Administration Says Harvard Violated Students’ Civil Rights

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🗓️ 30 June 2025

⏱️ 2 minutes

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0:33.0	Here's your midday brief for Monday, June 30th.
0:36.3	I'm Alex Osala for the Wall Street Journal.
0:39.1	We're exclusively reporting that the Trump administration informed Harvard University
0:43.0	that its investigation found that the university had violated federal civil rights law
0:47.8	over its treatment of Jewish and Israeli students, putting the federal funding of the nation's
0:52.5	oldest university further at risk.
0:55.2	In a letter sent to Harvard President Alan Garber today and viewed by the Wall Street
0:59.0	Journal, attorneys for the administration said the investigation found that Harvard knew
1:03.4	Jewish and Israeli students felt threatened on its campus and acted with deliberate indifference.
1:08.6	Harvard didn't immediately respond to a request for comment.
1:12.5	Senate Republicans charged forward today with a marathon session to pass President Trump's
1:17.2	big, beautiful bill as the party races to get the legislation to the president's desk by their
1:22.5	self-imposed July 4th deadline. One of their first moves, a 53 to 47 party line procedural vote that declared
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