We’re ‘Poker Chips’: International Harvard Students Describe Fear After Trump Administration Moves to Revoke Their Enrollment

The U.S. government wants to ban Harvard University from accepting foreign students. Here, four German fellow students describe what this means for their lives and why they still have hope.

"Pawns, Poker Chips": Foreign Students At Harvard Panic Amid Trump Battle

The Trump administration has accused Harvard of maintaining an unsafe campus culture that gives unfair treatment to Jewish people.

Foreign Harvard students say they are experiencing “pure panic” in the face of Trump’s government’s bill to ban foreign enrollment.

By Lauren Kent, Aria Chen, Billy Stockwell and Anna Chernova, CNN International students at Harvard say they are experiencing “pure panic” over the Trump administration’s move to ban foreign students from enrolling. Students from around the world told CNN they are coming to terms with the possibility of having their visas revoked, their research suspended, and being barred from re-entering the United States if they leave this summer. A federal j…

Researchers and students automatically went on to have the "illegal status" and most do not dare to talk to the media for fear of exposing themselves

Harvard student body president says international students are “being used as poker chips”

After the Trump administration’s decision to revoke Harvard University’s ability to enroll international students, the school’s international student body has been thrown into anxiety and confusion. CNN spoke to 20-year-old Abdullah Shahid Sial, a rising junior and student body co-president at Harvard, about his reaction to the decision.