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EducationPolicy

Elite Universities Defy Trump Administration’s Higher Education “Compact” Proposal

Multiple elite universities have rejected the Trump administration’s proposed “compact” that would require conservative-friendly policies in exchange for federal benefits. The American Council on Education joined the opposition, calling the proposal unprecedented federal overreach that threatens academic freedom.

Major Universities Reject Federal Higher Education Proposal

Four prominent universities have reportedly declined to sign the Trump administration’s proposed “compact” on higher education reform, according to sources familiar with the matter. The University of Pennsylvania, Brown University, University of Southern California, and MIT have all announced they will not agree to the administration’s terms ahead of the initial October 20 deadline.

by Darren Holt
GovernmentPolicy

Border and Immigration Agents to Receive Pay During Government Shutdown While Other Federal Workers Face Financial Strain

The Trump administration has reportedly promised payment to tens of thousands of border and immigration agents during the ongoing government shutdown. While these specific law enforcement personnel will receive compensation, hundreds of thousands of other federal workers continue to work without pay.

Select Federal Law Enforcement to Receive Pay During Shutdown

The Trump administration has reportedly arranged for tens of thousands of federal immigration and border agents to be paid during the ongoing government shutdown, according to internal communications reviewed by Reuters. The decision affects personnel implementing key immigration enforcement priorities while other federal workers face financial uncertainty.

by Natalie Brooks