US Edition‘Panic and confusion’ for Canadians at Harvard after Trump bans foreign students
- The Trump administration banned Harvard University from registering international students in 2025, causing panic among its international student body at the university in the United States.
- This ban resulted from the administration's accusations that Harvard maintained an unsafe campus and discriminated unfairly against Jewish people, prompting a legal dispute that Harvard brought to federal court.
- The students, including Leo Gerdén and others, expressed feelings of dehumanization and exploitation amid visa uncertainties while fearing loss of legal status and unfair treatment due to political conflict.
- The federal court temporarily blocked the ban on a Friday, and student representatives like Abdullah Shahid Sial stressed that Harvard attracts top global talent and criticized the unfair treatment of these students.
- The case highlights tensions between government policy and university autonomy, with potential impacts on thousands of students and wider implications for the country’s educational and international standing.
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The Toronto Star‘Panic and confusion’ for Canadians at Harvard after Trump bans foreign students
Harvard filed a lawsuit Friday morning in federal court challenging the Trump administration’s decision which could affect hundreds of Canadian students
'Panic and confusion' for Canadians at Harvard after Trump bans foreign students
Harvard University student Thomas Mete was picking up his brother from high school in Ridgeway, Ont., when he got the news that U.S. President Donald Trump’s administration was barring the Ivy League school from enrolling foreign students. “It was just complete shock,” said Mete, a Canadian heading into his fourth year at Harvard this fall. […]
Foreign students at Harvard Panic in the middle of Trump Battle
International students at Harvard University are in panic after being caught in the middle of an unprecedented impasse between the oldest educational institution in the country and the administration led by President Donald Trump. The uncertainty stems from the decision of the Trump government to ban Harvard to register international students. Leo Gerdén, a Swedish […]
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