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The judge temporarily blocked the latest efforts to prohibit the International Students of the White House in Harvard, a few hours after school.
The US District Judge Allison Burroughs proved to prove that the university proves to be immediately and irreparable, the announcement of Donald Trump’s foreign students banned to enter the United States.
On Thursday, the university, Trump referring to the National Security Concerns, the first amendment was violated in a lawsuit.
On Wednesday, Trump called him a law that would “damage the interests of the United States” to block “foreigners’ classes.
Harvard The law that argues in the suit was not applied in this situation.
A changed claim, the announcement of Trump, as they can enter the country “interests in Harvard,” he said, because he can enter the country “interests of the United States.”
The school, Trump’s leadership for Harvard’s operating school management, training plan and “ideology of” ideology of “faculty and students” has revenedified for Harvard.
Harvard’s President Alan Garber said: “It is said to be entering international students and deleting our enterprise for cooperation with other educational institutions around the world, another illegal step taken to revenge Harvard.”
The most recent action is pushing to block the White House’s policy to cancel the right to host foreign students.
Garber said: “International students and scientists are preparing emergencies to continue their work through this summer through the Summer Harvard and the next academic year.”
More than 27 percent of Harvard’s students are international.
The government said that interviews were suspended during the process, including the new leadership, including interviews for all international student visa applicants for all international student visa applicants.
There’s Trump Canceled about $ 3 billion Harvard threatened to delete tax exemption status in government financing and violating civil rights and foreign donations.
