President Donald Trump has again trained his ire on Harvard University, accusing the school Monday of “judge shopping” in its legal battle with the White House and threatening to cut off $3 billion in federal grant funding over its handling of anti-Israel protests.

The message was accompanied by yet another post accusing Harvard of being slow to respond to the administration’s requests for information on “foreign student lists.” The post Trump suggests giving trade schools money taken from Harvard appeared first on Boston.

Trump also wrote that he is “considering taking Three Billion Dollars of Grant Money away from a very antisemitic Harvard, and giving it to TRADE SCHOOLS all across our land.” His administration has already cut more than $2.7 billion from Harvard’s multi-year federal commitments. It was not clear whether Trump was referring to new cuts.

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Trump said he is now considering pulling a further $3 billion in federal grant money from Harvard and handing it to trade schools. His administration has already withheld $2.2 billion of federal grant money from Harvard.

“Harvard brought these consequences upon themselves — they have promoted and allowed violent activity on campus,” DHS secretary Kristi Noem told Fox News shortly after announcing the ban on foreign students, who made up 27 per cent of enrolled students at the university last year.

Amid the feud between President Donald Trump and Harvard University, Rhode Island Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse, D-RI, has questioned the president’s motives.

The constitutional law scholar slammed the president's attacks as "obviously unhinged" and explained why students should not be afraid.

Social media posts allege Donald Trump has been targeting Ivy League schools after Barron's rejection. Tensions have escalated between the Trump administration and universities like Harvard. Trump has threatened to cut federal funding due to DEI disputes and pro-Palestinian protests.

The more the president tries to punish Harvard, the more people who have nothing to do with the university will feel the effects of the offensive.

Harvard law professor Laurence Tribe has strongly criticized President Donald Trump's attempts to "destroy" the institution, calling the president a "paper tiger." "This guy is a paper tiger. He's a tin horn tyrant.