Government
Mar. 22, 2019
Trump executive order on campus free speech draws mixed response
Legal observers and higher education groups decried an executive order signed Thursday by President Donald Trump tying federal funding to universities enforcing “free and open debate” as “micromanaging” campus free speech and being unnecessarily burdensome.
Some legal observers and higher education groups decried an executive order signed Thursday by President Donald Trump tying federal funding to universities enforcing "free and open debate" as "micromanaging" campus free speech and being unnecessarily burdensome.
Others were relieved the order does not assert new obligations and is simply ensuring that universities are following the status quo.
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