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    Princess Elisabeth of Belgium Faces Trouble at Harvard

    Amara EvansBy Amara EvansMay 25, 2025Updated:June 1, 2025No Comments3 Mins Read
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    Princess Elisabeth of Belgium, the country’s future queen, has completed her first year at Harvard University. She is studying Public Policy as part of a two-year master’s program. According to Harvard’s website, the program helps students see the world in new ways and prepares them for a strong career in public service.

    Princess Elisabeth is the eldest child of King Philippe and Queen Mathilde. She is first in line for the Belgian throne. Before joining Harvard, she earned a degree in History and Politics from the University of Oxford in the United Kingdom.

    But now, her studies in the U.S. face a sudden challenge. U.S. President Donald Trump’s administration set new rules for foreign students. These rules have made things hard for many students like the 23-year-old princess. The policy could also affect other schools in the country. Even though a U.S. court has blocked the rule for now, the future remains unclear.

    Reuters news agency reported that on Thursday, May 22, the Trump administration canceled the right of Harvard to admit foreign students. This decision means many students might be forced to transfer or even lose their legal status in the U.S.

    The Royal Palace of Belgium is watching the situation closely. Palace spokesperson Lore Vandewalle said the princess has just finished her first year. She added that the full impact of the new rule will be clearer in the coming days and weeks. “We are reviewing the situation,” she said.

    Xavier Baert, the head of the Royal Palace’s communication department, said, “We are taking time to fully understand what this means. A lot could change in the near future.”

    Harvard University reacted strongly to the decision. On Thursday, they said the rule affects thousands of students. They called it both illegal and unfair. In response, Harvard filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration.

    On Friday, U.S. Judge Allison Burroughs gave a short ruling. She blocked the rule that had canceled Harvard’s right to admit foreign students. The judge said the Department of Homeland Security’s move could cause serious harm. She said the rule should not be enforced until the court gives it full review.

    This court order gives some relief to students like Princess Elisabeth. Still, the future is not fully safe. The legal process will take time. If the rule is approved later, it could affect the princess’s studies again.

    For now, Princess Elisabeth is still enrolled. But her future at Harvard depends on how the court handles the case. The Royal Palace has said they will wait and see what happens next.

    The Trump administration has often taken strong actions on immigration. These new rules are part of that larger approach. Experts say that such policies can create fear and confusion among foreign students. Many fear they may have to leave the country without finishing their studies.

    Harvard, one of the world’s top schools, has students from many nations. Losing the chance to admit foreign students could hurt its global image. It could also harm students who have worked hard to earn their place.

    Princess Elisabeth’s story shows how even royalty is not free from political rules. Her future as a student—and as a future queen—now depends on what comes next in the U.S. courts.

    For now, Belgium’s future queen is in limbo. Like thousands of other students, she must wait. The world watches closely as this case unfolds.

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