Judge Halts Trump-Era Ban on Foreign Students at Harvard

A federal judge has issued an order blocking the Trump administration's attempt to prevent Harvard University from enrolling foreign students. The decision effectively halts the implementation of a policy that would have significantly impacted international students' access to education at the prestigious institution.

The judge's ruling comes after legal challenges were filed against the policy, arguing that it was discriminatory and would harm the university's academic environment. Opponents of the ban argued that international students contribute significantly to research, innovation, and cultural diversity on campus.

This decision allows Harvard to continue admitting and enrolling students from around the world without fear of federal intervention. The ruling is a victory for international students and academic institutions that value global collaboration and exchange. The long-term implications of this ruling on future immigration policies remain to be seen.