US EditionBelgian 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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As Trump targets Harvard's foreign student enrollment, scholars worry about the future of U.S. innovation
Trump's critics say his actions against Harvard threaten not only free speech, but a major source of U.S. competitiveness. More than 1 million foreign students are enrolled at the nation's colleges and universities, many of them engaged in cutting-edge research in science and technology that make American universities the envy of the world.
Belgium's heir to the throne studies at the elite university of Harvard. But Donald Trump's plans could abruptly end Princess Elizabeth's royal educational path. The palace is alarmed.
On May 27, 2025, La Libre Belgique revealed an information that shakes the Belgian monarchy. Princess Elizabeth, a brilliant student of Harvard Kennedy School, may well have to fold baggage because of an explosive decree signed by Donald Trump.
Elisabeth de Belgique, heritere du trone, had yet to study the U.S. university for a year, but Donald Trump has just banned the campus from welcoming foreign students.
Trump’s crackdown could affect future Belgium queen at Harvard
Princess Elisabeth, the 23-year-old future queen of Belgium, could see her Harvard enrollment affected by the Donald Trump administration’s ban on foreign students at the Ivory League university. “Princess Elisabeth has just completed her first year. The impact of [the Trump administration’s] decision will only become clearer in the coming days or weeks,” said a spokesperson for the Belgian… Source
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