Trump says Harvard students need ‘remedial math’, can't add 2+2 in attack on international students
- The Trump administration announced this week it would block Harvard University from enrolling nearly 7,000 international students, threatening their visas.
- This move follows broader ideological attacks by the administration aiming to control Harvard's admissions and curriculum amid accusations of antisemitism and unsafe campus policies.
- Harvard swiftly sued the administration and secured a federal judge's temporary restraining order allowing continued admission of foreign students while the legal battle continues.
- President Trump characterized many foreign students as needing remedial math and criticized billions of federal grants to Harvard's $52 billion endowment during a White House Q&A.
- The dispute leaves Harvard's international students, who make up over a quarter of enrollment, in uncertainty and highlights ongoing tensions over the university's policies and federal funding.
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