President Trump accused Harvard University of hiding information about its international students and threatened to revoke its certification for enrolling them. While the Department of Homeland Security did revoke this certification, a federal judge temporarily blocked the decision. Trump argued that Harvard's failure to disclose the identities of foreign students poses risks, despite the fact that immigration experts refuted his claims. The SEVP program ensures that US universities track detailed information about every international student, thus contradicting Trump's statements about data concealment.
Many will be OK, I assume. And I assume with Harvard many will be bad.
The Department of Homeland Security cited Harvard’s lack of compliance for revoking its certification, but experts disagree with Trump’s claims about student identity secrecy.
Trump's assertion that the US government doesn't know the identities of Harvard's international students is incorrect, according to immigration law experts.
US colleges must be certified under SEVP, which tracks all information about student visa holders, including personal details and activities.
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