Harvard University sues govt. over foreign student ban
Rachel Hamdoun
Press TV, New York
The Trump administration has abruptly revoked Harvard University’s ability to enroll international students, putting the legal status of over a quarter of its student body at risk.
The move also poses a major financial threat to Harvard, which has already lost nearly three billion dollars in federal funding. With the university now in a legal battle against the federal government, international students face uncertainty about their future. Press TV’s Rachel Hamdoun has sent us a report from New York.
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