Trump suggests a 15 percent cap on foreign students at Harvard, other universities

Trump Proposes Cutting International Student Enrollment at Harvard to 15 Percent

President Donald Trump proposed slashing the proportion of international students at Harvard to 15 percent, continuing a string of recent comments criticizing the University and disparaging its student body.

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Trump suggests Harvard should have cap on international students

Donald Trump says Harvard University should have a 15 per cent cap on the number of foreign students it admits and that the Ivy League school needs to show the administration their list of students accepted from outside the United States. Speaking on Wednesday, 28 May, Mr Trump said, “They should have a cap of maybe around 15 per cent, not 31 per cent. We have people want to go to Harvard and other schools. They can't get in because we have fore…

Trump's statement has come at a time when he has already raised questions on Harvard's funding. He had recently announced to stop federal funding, which has been stayed by the court for the time being. Apart from this, the Trump administration has also banned all types of student visas, due to which the future of thousands of foreign students studying in America is in limbo.

Trump demands 15% cap on foreign students at Harvard to make it 'great again'

Trump has called for a cap on international student admissions at Harvard University, proposing a 15 per cent limit. He also demanded a list of current foreign students.

Why would 31 percent? Trump wants Harvard to reduce foreign students to 15%

Trump wants Harvard to cut foreign student intake to 15%, citing limited access for Americans. With funding frozen and enrolment woes, Harvard in under immense pressure.