Harvard Sues to Protect International Enrollment
Briefly

Harvard University sued the Trump administration after losing its certification for the Student and Exchange Visitor Program, risking the enrollment of over 6,000 international students. A judge granted a temporary restraining order blocking the revocation. Harvard's president condemned the actions as punitive and retaliatory, asserting the administration's demands following pro-Palestinian protests are not lawful. The lawsuit aims to restore the university's ability to enroll international students, crucial for its diverse academic environment and funding, amidst fears this sets a troubling precedent for other institutions.
"The revocation imperils the futures of thousands of students and scholars across Harvard and serves as a warning to countless others at colleges and universities throughout the country..."
"We believe that this decision was not only unfounded but also represents a concerning shift in the treatment of international students in the United States, affecting our educational mission."
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