Harvard University swiftly filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration following the revocation of its certification under the Student and Exchange Visitor Program, which prohibits the enrollment of international students. President Alan Garber condemned the government's actions as unlawful, stating it jeopardizes the futures of thousands and could deter prospective students seeking education in the U.S. This escalates ongoing tensions between Harvard and the White House, which has frozen nearly $2.7 billion in federal funding and threatened the university's tax-exempt status amid accusations of fostering antisemitism and terrorism on its campus.
Harvard's immediate lawsuit against the Trump administration aims to prevent the revocation of its authority to enroll international students, citing it as unlawful and threatening student futures.
President Alan Garber describes the government's action as imperiling thousands of students and serving as a warning to others pursuing education in the U.S.
The lawsuit challenges the White House's attack on Harvard, which has frozen federal funding and threatened its tax-exempt status due to accusations of fostering antisemitism.
With the revocation of its certification, Harvard could no longer sponsor international students, disrupting academic programs and research supported by these individuals.
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