Comment on State Lawmakers Warn That Trump Deal Could “Jeopardize” Yale’s Tax Exemption by Dennis..
Eight Yale-connected state lawmakers — including New Haven’s Roland Lemar, Pat Dillon, and Steve Winter — sent Yale University President Maurie McInnis the following letter on July 16, urging the university to reject a potential settlement with the Trump administration over its admissions policies. The Yale Daily News first reported on the letter here. Click here or see below to read the July 16 letter in full.
- ▪Eight Yale-connected state lawmakers — including New Haven’s Roland Lemar, Pat Dillon, and Steve Winter — sent Yale University President Maurie McInnis the following letter on July 16, urging the university to reject a potential settlement
- ▪The Yale Daily News first reported on the letter here.
- ▪Click here or see below to read the July 16 letter in full.
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Eight Yale-connected state lawmakers — including New Haven’s Roland Lemar, Pat Dillon, and Steve Winter — sent Yale University President Maurie McInnis the following letter on July 16, urging the university to reject a potential settlement with the Trump administration over its admissions policies. Winter included a copy of the letter in a Friday email newsletter to constituents. The Yale Daily News first reported on the letter here. Click here or see below to read the July 16 letter in full. Click here and here to read about how students, faculty, alums, and elected officials have mobilized to oppose such a settlement. And click here to read a letter on this same topic that McInnis sent to the university community on July 13.
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