Harvard University is suing the Trump administration to prevent foreign students from attending the university

• Harvard filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration for the second time in less than a month. The lawsuit comes 24 hours after the White House prevented international students from attending school. Harvard University officials say this may lead to students to graduate to leave the country.

Less than 24 hours after the Trump Administration Department of the Internal Security Department to prevent international students from joining Harvard University, the academic institution filed a lawsuit to prevent this from happening.

The prestigious university accused the administration of a “campaign of revenge” and said it would submit a request for a temporary restriction that prevents this step. She said Harvard hosted the F-1 visa students for more than 70 years, according to less than 14 presidential departments.

“With a stroke of the pen, the government has sought to erase a quarter of the Student Student Authority at Harvard University, and international students who contribute greatly to the university and its mission,” Read the lawsuit. “Harvard’s certificate is necessary for each of the thousands of international students at Harvard University to remain legally in this country while completing the courses, obtaining grades, and continuing critical research … without its international students, not Harvard Harvard.”

The school noted that a “unprecedented and revenge” law threatens to disrupt thousands of students ’lives. More than 7,000 Harvard University students are visa holders and the school says they will undergo immediate removal from the United States just a few days before graduating in degrees.

Trump administration at least Eight continuous investigations At Harvard University, she is trying to face anti -Semitism and liberal biases at school (and other IVY league universities). Harvard University said in the lawsuit that it is working to comply with the request of the White House presented in April, calling for records of protest activity over the past five years, despite “the unprecedented nature and the demand for demand.”

Harvard also argued that reunification of the student visitors and exchange program has violated the rights of the first amendment to the school, saying: “Because the administration realizes that the Harvard community members have wrong views, Harvard will be punished to change its views to meet the administration’s demands.”

This is the second case that Harvard filed against the government in the past few weeks. The first focused on freezing on $ 2.2 billion in research financing.

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