Trump’s ban on hormar students’ enrollment stopped

Federal Judge in Boston on Friday temporarily stopped Trump administrationBan on Harvard University enrollment Foreign StudentsA few hours after submitting a private school lawsuit It is difficult to do the draconian action.

The order came through the day after Department of Internal Security The Harvard’s ability to enroll Foreign Students According to the F-1 Visa program by freedom Secretary ChristieSaying a private school tolerated “anti -American, Proteitarians Agitators “on the campus.

Judge Ellison Berrouz by issuing Temporary restraint On Friday morning, they allowed foreign students to stay enrolled in Harvard before the hearing it planned on Tuesday.

Berrous said Harvard showed that if this TRO is not provided, “it would receive an immediate and irreparable injury before he could hear from all sides.”

“Troke is justified to maintain the status of the hearing,” the judge wrote.

DHS said on Thursday that Harvard was forbidden to enroll future foreign students, and that the current foreign students enrolled in school had to leave school or risk losing their legal status in the US.

The ban has affected more than 7,000 current visa owners who studied at Harvard, who was in the crossed Trump administration for several months.

Among the foreign students of Harvard – Princess Elizabeth, Future Queen of BelgiumWho holds a Master of State Policy there.

President Donald Trump Last month, Harvard had to lose the status exempt from taxes.

“With a stroke of the pen, the government sought to erase a quarter of the Harvard Student Corps, foreign students who make a significant contribution to the university and its mission,” said in her lawsuit filed in a lawsuit filed The US District Court in Massachusetts.

“Harvard’s certification is important for each of the thousands of foreign Harvard students to remain in this country as long as they undergo coursework, receive a degree and continue critical studies,” the lawsuit said.

The lawsuit called the recall “brazen violation of the first amendment” and the proper process of the US Constitution.

The school also stated that it was “the last act of the government, which clearly reassured Harvard, which exercises its rights to the first amendment to reject the government’s requirements to control Harvard Management, curriculum and” ideology “of its teachers and students.”

The DHS Assistant Mc Malaflin Assistant said in his statement that “Harvard’s lawsuit seeks to return the president’s constitutional conditions in accordance with Article II” Constitution “.

“It is a privilege, not the right to get universities on international students and take advantage of their higher education payments to help master their multi-billion dollar trust,” McLaflin said.

“The Trump administration seeks to restore common sense for our student visa system; there is no lawsuit, this or any other, change it. We have a law, facts and common sense on our side.”

DHS on Thursday said Harvard recalled The Visitors’ Student and Exchange Program Certification because the League school guide “created The dangerous environment of campus By allowing anti-American, Protestant agitators pursue and physically attack people, including many Jewish students, and otherwise interfere with your ever learning environment. “

Harvard’s lawsuit noted that the actions of the Trump administration took place a few days before graduation.

“Without their foreign students, Harvard is not Harvard,” the complaint reads.

Harvard President Alan Garber, in letter to the school community On Friday, he wrote: “We condemn this illegal and unreasonable action” Trump’s administration.

“The government claims that its devastating action is based on Harvard’s inability to fulfill requests from the US Department of Internal Security,” Garber wrote.

“In fact, Harvard answered the requests of the department, as required by the law,” he wrote.

The lawsuit states that the nom in a letter on April 16 to the international office of Harvard demanded from each student the owner of the visa in 13 Harvard schools for 10 working days, accusing Harvard to “condemn anti -Semitism”.

The lawsuit states that Harvard prepared the requested information on April 30 and gave additional information on May 14.

“However, on May 22, 2025, the DHS considered that Harvard’s answers were” insufficient ” – without explaining why it would be referred to by any regulations with which Harvard did not comply with – and withdraw the Harvard Sevp certification” right away, “the complaint said.

The lawsuit notes that in recent weeks and months, the Trump administration operating group on anti -Semitism is due to the constant issuance of “many federal benefits” of Harvard, including billions of dollars in grants and other financing, at the University of “adopting extensive changes in Harvard management, admission.

“When Harvard refused to take these demands on April 14, 2025, the government’s retribution was fast,” the lawsuit said.

“A few hours later, the government has frozen more than 2.2 billion dollars of federal financing, which is crucial for supporting permanent advanced research in Harvard,” the statement reads.

In his letter on Friday, Garber addressed foreign students and scientists who suffered from the ban on enrollment.

“Know that you are vital members of our community,” Garber wrote. “You are our classmates and friends, our colleagues and teachers, our partners in the work of this big institution.”

“We will support you if we do our best to ensure that Harvard remains open to the world.”