Belgian princess left in doubt about her Harvard future following Trump’s foreign student ban
- Princess Elisabeth, the heir to the Belgian throne, is uncertain about returning to Harvard University after a U.S. Ban on foreign students was announced by President Donald Trump.
- The Trump administration revoked Harvard University's ability to enroll international students, affecting thousands, including the princess.
- Harvard University filed a lawsuit in federal court, claiming the Trump administration's action violates the First Amendment and harms over 7,000 visa holders.
- Belgium's Royal Palace is assessing the potential impact of the U.S. Decision on Princess Elisabeth's education.
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Future Queen Is Among Harvard Students in Limbo
The future queen of Belgium is among the thousands of international students whose lives could be upended by the Trump administration's feud with Harvard University. Princess Elisabeth, 23, is pursuing a master's degree in public policy at Harvard but it's not clear whether she will be able to return for...
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