US EditionTrump signs proclamation to suspend visas for new Harvard international students
- On June 4, 2025, President Donald Trump announced a ban on visas for new international students planning to enroll at Harvard University in the United States.
- The order cited concerns over national security and alleged misconduct by the university, noting that Harvard did not provide information requested by the Department of Homeland Security regarding its international student population.
- Trump accused Harvard of discriminatory admissions practices, criticized the university for inadequate measures to safeguard Jewish students during pro-Palestinian demonstrations, and highlighted its financial connections to foreign governments, particularly China.
- The suspension affects new F, M, and J visa holders and directs the Department of State to review current international students’ visas, with over 6,800 international Harvard students from about 140 countries enrolled this year.
- This proclamation escalates an ongoing conflict between the Trump administration and Harvard, potentially impacting Harvard's international programs and reflecting broader federal efforts to address university compliance and campus culture.
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Trump restricts entry of foreign nationals seeking to attend Harvard
"I have determined that it is necessary to restrict the entry of foreign nationals who seek to enter the United States solely or principally to participate in a course of study at Harvard University."
Suspending entry of international students studying at Harvard 'will damage US' image and credibility'
The latest move by the US government to suspend entry of international students studying at Harvard will damage US' image and international credibility, a Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson said on Thursday.
Trump targets Harvard again in controversial new move
U.S. President Donald Trump on Wednesday signed a proclamation that directly targets Harvard University’s international student population. The order suspends the entry of all new foreign students to Harvard under F, M, or J visas and directs Secretary of State Marco Rubio to consider revoking visas for current students who meet certain criteria.
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President Donald Trump signed three presidential orders Wednesday evening restricting international travel, targeting foreign students at Harvard, and scrutinizing concerns that his predecessor in the White House concealed his cognitive decline and unlawfully delegated presidential powers to subordinates. Typically an unusually accessible president, Trump’s interactions with the press have been scant in recent days as the White House deals with…
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