The Columbia University and the Trump administration on Friday were making a deal in a controversial battle on the allegations that the school had failed to save the Jewish students from harassment, with a probably agreed to pay hundreds of million dollars to settle the case, according to two people, familiar with the discussions.The deal, which lives in draft form, will restore some of at least $ 400 million in federal research, which is in the financing of the administration canceled by the administration. In turn, Columbia will provide compensation to settle allegations of violation of civil rights and to increase transparency about admission and exotic gifts among other concessions. The existence of a possible deal was confirmed by a third person, who, like others, spoke on the situation of anonymity to describe sensitive talks.The deal may include $ 200 million or more in compensation paid by Colombia for alleged violations. Columbia officials are expected to meet Trump colleagues next week at the White House.
