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Noem: Harvard international students ban a ‘warning’ to other universities
- Harvard filed a lawsuit on Friday to reverse a ban affecting more than 5,600 foreign students, including many from China and Hong Kong.
- The ban arose amid accusations by the US Department of Homeland Security that Harvard allowed anti-American activities linked to coordinated Communist Party actions.
- In response, multiple Hong Kong universities pledged to support and recruit displaced international students by offering resources, scholarships, and research subsidies.
- Samuel Chan noted that many of these students have invested significant effort in crafting their applications to prestigious institutions, emphasizing how challenging it is to gain admission.
- Hong Kong’s government aims to enhance its international education profile by promoting a 'Study in Hong Kong' brand and converting buildings into student housing.
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Noem: Harvard international students ban a ‘warning’ to other universities
Kristi Noem emphasized the Trump administration's recent ban on Harvard University enrolling international students should serve as a “warning” to other universities around the country.
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Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem announced on Thursday that Harvard University may no longer enroll international students on account of its tolerance and promotion of antisemitism and so-called “diversity, equity, and inclusion” (DEI). She explained in a letter to Maureen Martin, the school’s director of immigration services, that she’s revoking the school’s Student and Exchange Visitor Program, which allows foreigners to study at the un…
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