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The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has revoked Harvard University's Student and Exchange Visitor Program (SEVP) certification, effectively barring the institution from enrolling international students for the 2025-2026 academic year and requiring current foreign students to transfer or lose their legal status.

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has revoked Harvard University's Student and Exchange Visitor Program (SEVP) certification, effectively barring the institution from enrolling international students for the 2025-2026 academic year and requiring current foreign students to transfer or lose their legal status.

DHS Secretary Kristi Noem cited Harvard's alleged failure to comply with multiple requests for information about international students' activities, including protest participation and disciplinary records, as the primary reason for the certification revocation.</span

DHS Secretary Kristi Noem cited Harvard's alleged failure to comply with multiple requests for information about international students' activities, including protest participation and disciplinary records, as the primary reason for the certification revocation.

The decision impacts more than 6,000 international students at Harvard, who collectively represented over 27% of the university's total enrollment as of fall 2023, coming from more than 140 different countries.

The decision impacts more than 6,000 international students at Harvard, who collectively represented over 27% of the university's total enrollment as of fall 2023, coming from more than 140 different countries.

Harvard has been given 72 hours to submit comprehensive documentation, including paper records, audio, and video of protest activity by international students over the past five years, to potentially regain its SEVP certification.</span

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Harvard has been given 72 hours to submit comprehensive documentation, including paper records, audio, and video of protest activity by international students over the past five years, to potentially regain its SEVP certification.

The university, which last month allowed foreign students to accept admission to a foreign university as backup, has called the government's action unlawful and expressed it commitment to maintaining its "ability to host [their] international students."

The university, which last month allowed foreign students to accept admission to a foreign university as backup, has called the government's action unlawful and expressed it commitment to maintaining its "ability to host [their] international students."

This comes as a federal judge in California has issued an injunction against President Donald Trump and Secretary Noem, temporarily blocking them from terminating the legal status of current international students pending the outcome of a related lawsuit.

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This comes as a federal judge in California has issued an injunction against President Donald Trump and Secretary Noem, temporarily blocking them from terminating the legal status of current international students pending the outcome of a related lawsuit.

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The decision impacts more than 6,000 international students at Harvard, who collectively represent over 27% of the university's total enrollment as of fall 2023, coming from more than 140 different countries.</span

The decision impacts more than 6,000 international students at Harvard, who collectively represent over 27% of the university's total enrollment as of fall 2023, coming from more than 140 different countries.

The university has declared the government's action unlawful and expressed commitment to maintaining its ability to host international students, stating the move threatens serious harm to the Harvard community and undermines its academic mission.</span

The university has declared the government's action unlawful and expressed commitment to maintaining its ability to host international students, stating the move threatens serious harm to the Harvard community and undermines its academic mission.

A federal judge in Oakland, California, has issued an injunction against President Trump and Secretary Noem, temporarily blocking them from terminating the legal status of current international students pending the outcome of a related lawsuit.</span

A federal judge in Oakland, California, has issued an injunction against President Trump and Secretary Noem, temporarily blocking them from terminating the legal status of current international students pending the outcome of a related lawsuit.

This unprecedented action represents a dangerous overreach of federal authority and a direct threat to academic freedom. The move appears to be politically motivated retaliation that will cause irreparable harm to thousands of students while undermining America's position as a global leader in higher education. The demanded oversight violates institutional autonomy and threatens the fundamental principles of academic independence.

This unprecedented action represents a dangerous overreach of federal authority and a direct threat to academic freedom. The move appears to be politically motivated retaliation that will cause irreparable harm to thousands of students while undermining America's position as a global leader in higher education. The demanded oversight violates institutional autonomy and threatens the fundamental principles of academic independence.

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Trump gave Harvard more than enough time to get its act together, but it seems the university's disdain for America and its Jewish population outweighs its commitment to education. Instead of providing information about terrorist sympathizers on campus, Harvard chose to double down, resulting in lost funding and student visa privileges.

Trump gave Harvard more than enough time to get its act together, but it seems the university's disdain for America and its Jewish population outweighs its commitment to education. Instead of providing information about terrorist sympathizers on campus, Harvard chose to double down, resulting in lost funding and student visa privileges.

This is not about the rule of law or reporting criminals; it's about the most powerful man in the country leveraging his power to force a university to teach what he wants. The U.S now risks losing its position as the top nation for academic excellence, all because one man doesn't like free speech. Hopefully, more judges, like the one from California, will step in and uphold students' rights.

This is not about the rule of law or reporting criminals; it's about the most powerful man in the country leveraging his power to force a university to teach what he wants. The U.S now risks losing its position as the top nation for academic excellence, all because one man doesn't like free speech. Hopefully, more judges, like the one from California, will step in and uphold students' rights.

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