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The Trump administration says it is freezing more than $2 billion in grants to Harvard University.
The administration moved quickly after Harvard refused to comply with a list of government demands.
These ranged from cutting DEI programs to eliminating student groups.
Harvard says no government should dictate what private universities teach.
The administration claims Harvard is supporting racial discrimination.
President Trump is again floating the idea of deporting American citizens who commit crimes to El Salvador.
He brought it up yesterday as El Salvador's president Naib Bukele visited the Oval Office.
Trump says U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi is reviewing this.
If it's a homegrown criminal, I have no problem.
Now we're studying the laws right now.
Pam is studying.
If we can do that, that's good.
And I'm talking about violent people.
I'm talking about really bad people.
El Salvador's president remarked that he had space.