
Federal Court Blocks Trump’s Ban on Harvard International Students
A federal court halts the Trump administration’s move to bar Harvard from enrolling international students, preserving access amid ongoing legal battles.
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A federal court halts the Trump administration’s move to bar Harvard from enrolling international students, preserving access amid ongoing legal battles.
A U.S. federal judge extends a block on the Trump administration’s policy barring Harvard from enrolling international students, citing ongoing legal proceedings.
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