The Trump administration has thrown Harvard University – and its global student community – into chaos by revoking its right to enroll international students. The move, announced by Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, accuses Harvard of failing to comply with federal laws. 🎓⚖️
What’s Happening?
Effective immediately, Harvard can’t admit new international students, while current ones must transfer schools or risk losing legal status. Noem warned other universities could face similar actions, calling international enrollment "a privilege, not a right."
Harvard Fights Back
The Ivy League school slammed the decision as "unlawful and harmful," vowing to protect its 140+ nationalities on campus. "This retaliatory action undermines our academic mission," their statement read, sparking fears of a chilling effect on U.S. higher education. 🌐📚
What’s Next?
With fall semesters approaching, thousands of students face uncertainty. Will other schools be targeted? For now, the academic world watches as legal battles loom. Stay tuned for updates! 🔍📢
