Harvard University President Alan Garber announced that the university will not comply with federal government demands regarding alleged antisemitism on campus. The government's demands, issued late Friday, include auditing student and faculty viewpoints and reducing the power of individuals based on ideology. Garber asserts these demands violate Harvard's First Amendment rights and exceed governmental authority, threatening the university's independence and its ability to conduct research crucial to national well-being. Harvard maintains its commitment to combating antisemitism while defending its academic freedom.

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