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Trump administration blocks Harvard from enrolling international students

  • On Thursday, the Trump administration withdrew Harvard University's authorization to enroll international students, effectively preventing new admissions at its Cambridge campus.
  • This action followed Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem's April 16 demand for records on foreign students, citing alleged failures in reporting and ties to violence and the Chinese Communist Party.
  • The administration charged Harvard with offering training to members of a Chinese paramilitary organization up until 2024 and criticized the university for fostering an environment on campus that includes antisemitic incidents.
  • Harvard enrolls nearly 6,800 international students, who represent over a quarter of its student body, and the school called the action unlawful while promising to support affected students.
  • The revocation escalates the dispute between Harvard and the federal government, triggering legal challenges and raising concerns about impacts on academic research and campus community.
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