bripat9643
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Says who? The executive branch has to approve each funding grant, so what stops them from simply not approving any grants to universities that don't comply?How is that illegal?I have read that President Trump is very concerned with the violence on American campuses and he is vowing to issue an Executive Order saying that colleges will have their federal funding withheld if they violate free speech on campus. This looks very promising.
Trump vows executive order requiring 'free speech' at colleges | Reuters
"If universities do not comply “it will be very costly,” he said. The U.S. government awards universities more than $30 billion annually in research funds."
trump is concerned with violence so he says he will withhold federal funds if colleges don't allow free speech?
Do you see how illogical that is?
What does violence have to do with having or not having a speaker on a campus?
In order to withhold federal funds from either a city or a college, either (a) it must be clearly stipulated at the beginning of the funding, or (b) Congress has to pass a bill cutting off funding. It cannot be done via EO. Post 52 refers.