The Trump administration is preparing to cancel approximately $100 million in federal contracts with Harvard University, signaling a complete severance of their longstanding business relationship. A letter instructing federal agencies to identify alternative vendors for future services is set to be sent, as the ongoing efforts to diminish Harvard's influence continue. In addition to contract cancellations, the administration has already frozen around $3.2 billion in grants, attempting to limit the university's capacity to enroll international students. This strategy aims to significantly weaken Harvard's financial position and global standing.
The Trump administration's letter to federal agencies outlines a complete severance of ties with Harvard University through cancellation of $100 million in contracts.
This move exemplifies the administration's strategy to undermine Harvard's financial health by freezing grants and contracts, further restricting its influence.
The letter details that agencies must find alternative vendors for future services, instructing responses by June 6 regarding contract cancellations.
With approximately $3.2 billion in grants frozen, combined with threats to limit international student enrollment, the administration is clearly seeking significant pressure on Harvard.
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