Trump Administration Revokes Harvard’s Right to Enroll Foreign Students in Shocking Clampdown

In a move that has stunned academic and diplomatic communities worldwide, Donald Trump’s administration on Thursday announced the revocation of Harvard University’s authorization to enroll foreign students, escalating a growing feud between the former president and the prestigious Ivy League institution.

According to a statement released by the Department of Homeland Security, the decision stems from alleged “compliance violations and national security concerns,” though officials declined to provide specific evidence.

“No university, no matter how prestigious, is above the law,” the statement read. “Our review of Harvard’s handling of certain student admissions procedures and visa sponsorships revealed irregularities that could compromise immigration integrity.”

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The announcement has sparked outrage in academic circles, with critics accusing the Trump-led administration of weaponizing federal power against political adversaries. Harvard has long been a target of conservative ire for its liberal-leaning policies and outspoken faculty.

“This is nothing short of retaliation,” said Dr. Laura Stein, a policy expert at the Brookings Institution. “It’s a deliberate attack on international education, freedom of academia, and a calculated blow to America’s soft power.”

Sources inside Harvard say the administration is exploring legal action, labeling the move as “unprecedented interference in higher education.” Over 6,000 foreign students currently study at Harvard, and the sudden order could throw their academic futures into limbo.

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International reactions have also been swift. Diplomats from several countries whose students are enrolled at Harvard have reportedly contacted the U.S. State Department seeking clarification and assurance.

This decision marks a sharp turn in Trump’s second administration, highlighting his aggressive posture on immigration and his ongoing clash with elite institutions he claims are “rigged against the American people.”

As of press time, Harvard has not issued a formal response. More developments are expected in the coming days as legal and academic communities brace for what could become a landmark battle in the politics of education.

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