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Harvard student leaders take bold stance in defence of fellow internationals, student body at large

  • In May 2025, a federal judge temporarily halted the Trump administration’s effort to stop Harvard University from admitting students from other countries.
  • This action came after Homeland Security revoked Harvard's authorization to enroll international students, which threatened the legal status of nearly 30% of its student population—approximately 6,800 individuals—forcing them to transfer or face visa loss.
  • The dispute arose amid accusations from officials accusing Harvard of antisemitism and collusion with foreign governments, while students and faculty rallied to defend academic freedom and international scholars' rights.
  • Harvard community members protested with chants like 'Stand up, fight back,' as they faced frozen federal funding exceeding $3 billion and threats to ongoing research and teaching programs.
  • In response, external institutions such as Tetr College of Business offer fast-track admissions and full scholarships to affected Harvard international students, aiming to provide stable education without visa uncertainties.
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Democracy Now! broke the news in New York, United States on Tuesday, May 27, 2025.
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