It is expected that the Manager’s General House Services administration will send a letter to federal agencies on Tuesday asking them to “identify any contract with Harvard and if they can be canceled or redirected elsewhere,” said a senior administration official to ABC News.
The measure occurs when President Donald Trump continues his attack on school, since the university has not met the administration’s demands on providing data on his international students. It occurs after the president announced during the weekend that he is considering assigning $ 3 billion of Harvard to other commercial schools, the latest in his battle with the Ivy League school.
President Donald Trump speaks during the ceremony to collect crowns of the Fallen Day at the Memorial Amphitheater in the National Cemetery of Arlington, on May 26, 2025 in Arlington, Virginia.
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The New York Times First reported The letter.
Harvard filed a lawsuit against the administration last week for the order that prevented the school from admitting international students.
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