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    Richard ParksBy Richard ParksMay 24, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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    The Trump administration has banned international students from enrolling in certain U.S. schools. This move has caused major controversy. Harvard University has taken legal action against this ban.

    On May 23, Harvard filed a lawsuit in a federal court in Massachusetts. The university says the ban is unfair and breaks the law.

    The ban stops many international students from joining Harvard. It also tells current foreign students to leave or transfer to other schools. Harvard says this order hurts their education and community.

    The university argues that the government is punishing them. Harvard refused to share some student records and canceled some programs that the administration demanded. In response, the government issued the ban on admitting international students.

    Harvard claims the ban violates the U.S. Constitution’s First Amendment. This amendment protects freedoms such as speech and association. Harvard says it has the right to decide who can study at their campus. The ban is seen as retaliation by the government for Harvard standing its ground.

    The ban was put in place by Kristi Noem, the U.S. Secretary of State under Trump. Harvard has asked the court to stop the ban temporarily while the case moves forward.

    The university says the ban disrupts their teaching and research. They say urgent court help is needed to protect students and programs.

    The ban also affects many international students who planned to study in the U.S. Harvard warns that this hurts the country’s education system and its global reputation.

    International students bring diversity, skills, and innovation to U.S. schools. Harvard says blocking their admission will slow down progress and research.

    Harvard hopes the court will block the ban soon. They want education to remain open to all qualified students, no matter where they come from.

    This lawsuit is important for many schools and international students across the country. It could shape how foreign students are allowed to study in the U.S. in the future.

    In short, the Trump administration’s ban on international students sparked a lawsuit from Harvard. The university says the ban is illegal and harmful and wants the court to stop it quickly.

    The case will be closely watched by students, schools, and the public as it may decide the future of international education in America.

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