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The Trump administration has pulled more than $2 billion of federal funding from Harvard University.
The university has refused to comply with several Trump administration demands.
Some of these demands include getting rid of all DEI programs and tracking students who quote support terrorism or anti-Semitism.
Harvard says no government, no matter which party is in power,
should dictate what private universities can teach or whom they can admit or hire.
NPR's Janaki Mehta reports Harvard says it will lose funding for programs that benefit all Americans.
Harvard actually updated the homepage of its website to reflect how federal dollars support research they do.
They've listed research on treatments for several forms of cancer, heart disease, organs and transplantation,
and they say federal funding is the university's largest source of support for what Harvard calls cutting-edge groundbreaking research.
NPR's Janaki Mehta reporting.
Another pro-Palestinian protester has been detained by federal immigration officials.
Mohsen Mahdawi was an organizer at Columbia University's protests last year.
NPR's Jasmine Gar's reports he was detained yesterday at an immigration office in Vermont after arriving for a citizenship test.