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Trump administration renews pressure on Harvard over foreign students, accreditation

MASSACHUSETTS, JUL 10 – The Department of Homeland Security escalated enforcement after Harvard repeatedly refused voluntary requests, targeting alleged visa abuses and misconduct by foreign students under federal immigration law.

  • On Wednesday, DHS issued subpoenas compelling Harvard to produce records on foreign-student misconduct and visa compliance.
  • Following Harvard's repeated refusals to cooperate since January 2020, DHS issued subpoenas in July, affecting a quarter of students and escalating the legal dispute over visa compliance.
  • ICE's subpoena demands records from January 2020, alleging visa abuse and campus violence advocacy, as DHS claimed Harvard's responses were inadequate.
  • However, U.S. District Judge Allison D. Burroughs’s temporary restraining order allows Harvard to keep issuing SEVP visas and enrolling international students, safeguarding about 27% of its student body.
  • In the coming weeks, federal agencies urged the New England Commission of Higher Education to review Harvard's accreditation, with a July 21 hearing set, though full evaluation isn't due until 2027.
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Trump administration threatens Harvard's accreditation, seeks records on foreign students

By Nate Raymond and Brendan O'Brien

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The Trump administration expressed doubts on Wednesday about Harvard University's adherence to academic accreditation standards, threatening action against it that would include a review of international student records...

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