A federal judge extended an order preventing the Trump administration from revoking Harvard's ability to enroll international students. This is a win for Harvard, which is facing multiple challenges from the administration, including frozen funding, potential loss of tax-exempt status, and a discrimination investigation. International students comprise over 25% of Harvard's student body, with nearly 60% at the Kennedy School. This action is part of a broader administration effort to influence higher education, including revoking visas for some Chinese students.
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