Harvard University is preparing to file a legal request, known as an injunction, asking a judge to prevent President Trump's executive order from taking effect. This order places new restrictions on international students seeking to enroll in American universities. Harvard argues that the order is discriminatory and could significantly harm its ability to attract and retain talented students from around the world.
The university's legal challenge highlights the growing tension between higher education institutions and the Trump administration regarding immigration policies. Harvard officials believe the order is politically motivated and lacks a sound basis in law or policy. They argue that international students contribute significantly to the academic environment and the U.S. economy. The lawsuit is expected to focus on the potential negative impact on Harvard's educational programs and the disruption it would cause to international students' academic pursuits. The university will present evidence demonstrating the order's detrimental effects and argue for its immediate suspension.
Harvard Seeks Injunction Against Trump's Foreign Student Order
Harvard University is challenging President Trump's recent order that restricts international students from enrolling. The university plans to ask a judge to block the order, arguing it unfairly targets students seeking higher education in the U.S. This move intensifies the ongoing legal conflict between Harvard and the Trump administration. The university contends the order could disrupt academic programs and harm international students.