In a lengthy article on X, tycoon hedge fund manager Bill Ackman criticized Harvard for its direct influence over events like the Capital Jewish Museum shooting last week, calling the university” a hub of antisemitism.” Harvard and the Donald Trump administration have engaged in verbal exchanges, but the X article was posted as a result. If Harvard doesn’t have a record of international students who have participated in protests, crimes, or violence in the past five decades, President Donald Trump announced that Harvard does not be able to accept foreign students. Harvard sued the administration in court, and the judge granted a temporary stay of the purchase. The terrible killings of a Christian and a Hebrew employee at the Israeli Embassy in Washington, D.C., according to Bill Ackman, are just two recent examples of the repercussions of Harvard students and faculty who have barged into classrooms with bullhorns in hand. The Congress has been on observe for nearly 18 months that Harvard’s failure to address hatred threatens the University’s federal funding. Despite the numerous previous instructions made by the Trump administration, the University then appears stunned that Harvard’s Student and Exchange Visa Program certification has been canceled and that potential Federal offers will not be taken into account, according to Ackman. Ro Khanna, a US senator, sought the evidence to back up the claims he made against Trump in a debate with Bill Ackman. Elon Musk, Marc Andreessen, David Sacks, Chamath Palihapitiya, Vinod Khosla, and Reid Hoffman were previously challenged by the Indian-orogon Congressman to support the ban, arguing that it cannot be justified on significance. People from Silicon Valley outraged about the Trump @JVance ban on current and upcoming foreign students at Harvard? There is not a single software leader who can support this on the merits, according to Ro Khanna, who asked for the data as Ackman wrote in his blog that Harvard should cooperate with the administration’s report requests.
