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Trump admin asks IRS to revoke Harvard’s tax-exempt status

The Trump administration has asked the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) to revoke Harvard University’s tax-exempt status, sources within the Department of Justice (DOJ) confirmed to Fox News.

The Ivy League school’s failure to address antisemitism on campus is grounds for losing their 501(c)(3) status, Fox News’ sources said.

The IRS is expected to make a final decision soon on Harvard’s tax exemption, according to CNN, which was first to report the story.

In a recent social media post, President Donald Trump claimed that Harvard had ‘lost its way’ and didn’t deserve federal funding.

‘Harvard has been hiring almost all woke, Radical Left, idiots and ‘birdbrains’ who are only capable of teaching FAILURE to students and so-called ‘future leaders,” Trump wrote. ‘Look just to the recent past at their plagiarizing President, who so greatly embarrassed Harvard before the United States Congress.’

‘Many others, like these Leftist dopes, are teaching at Harvard, and because of that, Harvard can no longer be considered even a decent place of learning, and should not be considered on any list of the World’s Great Universities or Colleges,’ he continued.

‘Harvard is a JOKE, teaches Hate and Stupidity, and should no longer receive Federal Funds.’

This is a breaking story. Check back with us for updates.

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