Colombia University has agreed to several requests from the Trump administration after £400 million (310 million pounds) as a federal budget was withdrawn on charges of failing to fight anti-Jewish in the camp.
Colombia says the facial mask used to hide identity is no longer allowed and anyone who participates in a protest should submit his university identity when asked.
Friday’s memorandum at the university comes after the Trump administration gave Colombia a nine-speaking list that had to review the budget for $400 million.
Colombia has agreed on most of the demands, but the Trump administration has not yet responded and it is unclear whether the money will return.
“Our response to government agencies to the essential actions we are doing in the past academic year to advance our mission, ensure uninterrupted academic activities, and the safety of all students, teachers and staff safely and welcoming our camp,” Armstrong told students on Friday.
A change that affects Colombian academies is a change in the Middle East, South Asia and Africa education departments. Now a new official is leading the department.
“In this role, the vice president will review the educational programs to ensure that a comprehensive and balanced education is a comprehensive education,” the memorandum said.
Colombia says the role “a detailed review of programs in the regions across the university, immediately starts from the Middle East.
The university will also review the admission procedures to “assurance of impartial admission process.
Earlier this month, the Trump administration announced. payment of money to Colombia It was due to “continuous inactivity against the constant harassment of Jewish students.
Protected Palestinian protests in the New York City camp last year, and political consequences were the main reason for the Trump administration’s decision.
Days days after the US administration announced a federal budget cut, Colombia said it was disciplined the discipline of students who took part in a pro-Palestinian protest last spring and took over a camp building.
some Students stopped and others XpellD for their participation.
When the $400 million was drawn, Education Minister Linda McMahon said: “Univers must comply with all federal laws against discrimination if they are supposed to receive the federal budget.
The Trump administration had called for a mask to be banned in Colombia’s camps, and allowing the university police to arrest “aghas” - if negotiations continue on the federal budget.
Not only Colombia is facing a budget cut, the Trump administration has warned 60 universities that money could be canceled if anti-Semitic charges are not written in camps.
All of this comes after the arrest of one of the Colombian students. Mahmoud Khalil, a graduate of Colombian University and Campus activisthe was arrested earlier this month by the federal immigration authorities.
Mr. Khalil, a permanent resident of the United States, faces deportation because of his role in Campus’s protests in
US President Donald Trump has repeatedly claimed that Mr. Khalil and other pro-Palestinian activists support Hamas, a US-made terrorist organization.
The 30-year-old’s lawyers say he used the right to freedom of speech to show himself to support the Palestinians in Gaza and against US support for Israel. They accused the government of “suppressing student activities and political talk.