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Secretary of Education Linda McMahon recently appeared on a national news program to defend President Donald Trump's decision to freeze funding grants for Harvard University. During her appearance, she emphasized that the action was taken in response to alleged violations of Title VI, which prohibits discrimination based on national origin in educational programs receiving federal funding.
McMahon addressed concerns surrounding Chinese students studying in the United States, assuring the public that the funding freeze was not aimed at harming these students. Instead, she argued that the decision reflects a broader commitment to ensuring that educational institutions adhere to federal regulations and uphold American values.
The freeze has stirred debate among educators and policymakers, with some arguing that it could negatively impact academic research and collaboration. However, McMahon maintained that safeguarding the integrity of federal funding is paramount and that the administration will continue to monitor compliance with Title VI closely.
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