The freezes of the Trump administration on Obama Harvard Funding are called ‘illegal’

Former President Barack Obama is appreciating the decision to replace the policies of the Harvard University or refuse to lose federal money, at least in his first social media post to criticize the Trump administration from the inauguration day.

President Donald Trump is freezing more than $ 2 billion ($ 1.5 billion) in the federal fund for Harvard, because it was important for his administration to fight anti -contests on campus that there will be no change in the way of employment, access and teaching.

Obama’s Harvard Fitley described the freez “illegal and ham-hand”.

He urged other organizations to follow Harvard’s front, regardless of Trump’s demands.

Obama wrote on social media.

Former President of Harvard Law School in 1999, 1999, almost decades ago, since leaving the White House almost decades ago, social media rarely criticized or condemned government officials or government policies. In the election, his posts generally include Trump’s challenge, then vice -president Kamala Harris, and since the inauguration day, he has posted considerable tributes, personal messages and games.

Obama is one of the some political personalities and university officials in the United States, against the efforts of the Supreme Universities in the country of the Trump administration, who taught them what they teach and who hired and threatens to reduce research funds.

Hundreds of professors at Yale University published a letter supporting Harvard’s decision to reject the demands of the Trump administration.

“We stand together on a crossroad,” the letter read. “American universities have faced extraordinary attacks that are at risk of bedrock principles in democratic society, including free expression, organizations and rights of educational freedom. We now write as a professor to ask us to stand with us.”

Many American universities receive some kind of federal funding that is mostly appointed for scientific research in the field of drug development.

Since Trump returned to the office in January, high -ranking institutions, such as Stanford University, had to rent and reduce the budget in the face of federal fund collapse.

The Trump administration says that some funds have been paused to put pressure on the universities to take steps that will fight against the opposition. Last year, Trump has accused Trump of failing to protect Jewish students during a campus protest against the support of Gaza and the United States.

Stanford president Jonatha Levin and Provost Jenny Martinez on Tuesday praised Harvard that “universities must make humility and freely legal criticism”.

“But the way to make constructive changes is to destroy the country’s ability to scientific research or by the government by taking a command of a private organization,” he wrote.

While Columbia University ignored some of Trump’s demands Earlier this month, Harvard became the first American University to have the opposite approach.

Harvard President Lan Lan Garber said in a statement on Monday, “Regardless of which party is in power, decide what the private universities can teach, those who can give access and rent and pursue the field of study and inquiry.”

The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) followed the Harvard’s lead on Monday and rejected the demands of the Trump administration.

Despite criticisms, Trump stands fast. On Tuesday, he ended against Harvard and threatened to withdraw the state of taxation.

Universities and many charities and religious groups have been exempted from giving federal income tax. These valuable tax breaks, however, can be removed if the group joins political activities or goes away for their mentioned purpose.