

Trump Victory on Deporting Students, Harvard Loses Serious Funding plus EPA Chief Zeldin on CA Wildfire Clean Up Week In Review
Apr 19, 2025
The Trump administration celebrates a courtroom win that paves the way for deporting students linked to anti-Israel protests. Harvard faces a funding freeze exceeding $2 billion due to alleged non-compliance with civil rights laws. Environmental discussions spotlight the EPA's cleanup efforts following California wildfires and train derailments. There's a call to support energy entrepreneurs in Midland, Texas, highlighting the need for effective energy policies and community involvement in these critical issues.
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Deporting Radical Foreign Students
- The Trump administration won a legal case to deport a foreign student involved in anti-American, pro-Hamas protests and visa fraud.
- Deporting radicals on student visas protects Jewish students and upholds U.S. law against threats and misrepresentations.
Harvard Defies Federal Funding Conditions
- Harvard receives roughly $9 billion in federal funding but refuses to comply with civil rights laws on race and antisemitism.
- The university resists reforms on merit-based admissions, governance, and anti-Semitism, despite being taxpayer-funded.
Demand Merit and Viewpoint Diversity
- Universities should adopt merit-based hiring and admissions without racial or ideological preferences.
- Institutions must ensure viewpoint diversity to foster intellectual creativity, not ideological orthodoxy.