Harvard Lawyers Fight Trump Policy in Court to Protect International Students
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The Trump administration has temporarily backtracked on its plan to revoke Harvard University's international student certification, giving the school 30 days to respond to the notice amid ongoing legal battles and allegations of retaliation for the school's refusal to comply with certain government requests and its exercise of free speech rights. A federal judge has issued a temporary restraining order to prevent the revocation until a preliminary injunction can be decided, citing the need to protect international students and address potential First Amendment violations.
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