Harvard Gets Longer Reprieve From Trump Foreign Student Ban

A federal judge issued a new order that allows Harvard University to continue to register foreign students and fought with efforts to prevent the school Trump administration from doing so.

The US Regional Judge Allison Burroughs decided on Harvard to prevent the application of an order that cancels the university’s ability to host the university’s ability to host international students on Friday, on Friday. Customation extends a previous temporary rod to be expired.

Harvard is the main goal of forcing President Donald Trump’s universities to destroy anti -Semitism, to eliminate the perceived political prejudice and to eliminate diversity, equality and involve programs. Harvard froze more than 2.6 billion dollars, and Burroughs temporarily prevented it from progressing. Trump also threatened to cancel the school’s tax exemption status.

Burroughs said that at a hearing on May 29th, Harvard would make a preliminary decision to help 6,800 international students, 27% of the school population. In the precautionary measure, it was a party to adopt an order that greatly prevented Harvard and the administration from taking other steps to change the status of the school.

Burroughs led the government to instruct all embassies, consulates and border representatives to return to the position of the individual before the May 22 decision ”and to give the court an update to the court within 72 hours.

Harvard claims that Trump has violated free speech and procedure rights because he aims to dictate his decisions on faculty recruitment, academic programs and student assumptions. The school said that Harvard immediately canceled Harvard’s ability to record international students for more than 70 years to the US program on May 22, NOEM, the internal security secretary, on May 22nd.

Trump also issued a separate statement on 4 June, which prevented students and academics on Harvard -backed visas that prevented them from entering the USA. Burroughs published a separate temporary stop, but he did not mention his decision in the afternoon of Friday.

The Trump administration argues that the president has a comprehensive power to control migration and national security and that judges use this power in the second.

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