
Judge dismisses Trump's claim against Harvard for protection of Jewish students
The judge said the lawsuit did not adequately claim the university's non-compliance after the government communicated to Harvard, in..
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EFE / EPA / CJ Gunther A U.S. federal court dismissed on Thursday a lawsuit by President Donald Trump's government against Harvard University, accused of having tolerated anti-Semitic behaviour during pro-Palestinian demonstrations on his campus after October 7, 2023. District Federal Judge Richard Stearns of Boston stated in his ruling that the administration's complaint, submitted in March, had not plausible demonstrated that there was a continuing violation of federal civil rights law on Harvard campus. Neither the White House nor Harvard responded immediately to requests for comments.
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EFE / EPA / CJ Gunther A U.S. federal court dismissed on Thursday a lawsuit by President Donald Trump's government against Harvard University, accused of having tolerated anti-Semitic behaviour during pro-Palestinian demonstrations on his campus after October 7, 2023.
according to El Comercio (PE) — ÚltimasDistrict Federal Judge Richard Stearns of Boston stated in his ruling that the administration's complaint, submitted in March, had not plausible demonstrated that there was a continuing violation of federal civil rights law on Harvard campus.
according to La República (CO)Neither the White House nor Harvard responded immediately to requests for comments.
according to La República (CO)According to the Working Type criteria: News Information based on facts and checked first hand by the reporter, or reported and verified by expert sources.
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