Harvard fights for Trump's entry stop for foreign students!

Harvard fights for Trump's entry stop for foreign students!

Harvard, USA - The legal dispute between Harvard University and the US government continues to pick up speed. Donald Trump's administration plans a massive refusal to enter almost all foreign nationals who want to study at the renowned institution. This project, which can be seen as part of a comprehensive anti-immigration policy, could have serious consequences for many prospective students. Harvard defends himself in court against the threatened entry stop, which should apply for a period of six months, and has expanded his lawsuit to also combat the new entry restrictions. op-online.de reports that ...

already had difficulty applying for their visas due to the measures of the US State Department. There were instructions to check the visas of already Harvard students of foreign nationals particularly thoroughly. These limits apply exclusively to students and people who want to enter Harvard for exchange programs. People who do not want to study in Harvard are still allowed to enter the USA, which leads to further uncertainties. Tagesschau reports that ...

Trump and the criticism of Harvard

Donald Trump has described Harvard as an unsuitable goal for international students and accuses the institution not to provide sufficient information on combating misconduct among foreign students. This criticism is in the context of the pro-Palestinian demonstrations, which have taken place on campus since the beginning of the Gaza War on October 7, 2023. In particular, the desired abolition of federal grants in billions in billions shows the pressure that the government is on the institution that wants to defend itself legally against the requirements from Washington. politicswatson.de explains that ...

Despite the judicial blockage of Trump's plan, the US government plans to continue to increase pressure on universities like Harvard. The allocation of new visa appointments for international students and students has also stopped indefinitely, which could have far-reaching effects on a large number of students. Already the existing visa applications continue to threaten uncertain to difficult conditions. Many students and exchange program participants could have to look for alternative opportunities to continue their training, such as online courses or registered mail at European universities.

While the legal dispute between Harvard and the US government continues in court, it remains to be seen how the situation will develop for future generations of students and whether the planned measures remain permanently effective or ultimately tilted.