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Trump Administration said that he stops the ability of Harvard University to enroll international students and ordered existing university students to transfer or lose legal status.

Thursday, New York Times reported That Trump administration informed Harvard about his decision after a continuous correspondence regarding the “law opinion for professional records,” he states three people who are familiar with that.

The request for records comes as part of the investigation of the Department for the Homeland in which federal officials are threatened by the International Receipt Students of the University.

The Homeland Secretary, Kristi Noem, has published a copy of the letter to X, earlier known as Twitter. In IT, he said, “I am writing to inform you that he is immediately Student’s, Harvard University Mercury and CERNC Exchange Gertification Over.”

“The recall of your student and the exchange of visitors is prohibited that Harvard has the alien status for the Academic School Year. This decertification means that existing aliens at the Second University,” Noem continued, “Noem continued.

Neem justified the decision by saying, “This action should not be surprised and whether the accident is the result of Harvard to be respected with a simple signal of Harvard, that the trump card and anti-Americanism and anti-Semitism in society and campus.”

Former Governor of South Dakota accused Harvard “encouraging violence, anti-Semitism and coordination with the Chinese Communist Party in its campus”.

In a separate statement to the public, Department of Homeland, said, “Secretary Noem follows its promise to protect students and prohibit terrorist sympathizers to benefit from the US government.”

Harvard spokesman called the government’s “illegally” in the Guardian statement on Thursday.

“We are completely dedicated to maintaining Harvard’s ability to host our international students and scientists, who beat more than 140 countries and enrich uuniversity – and this nation – immensitory,” spokesperson.

“We are working quickly on the provision of guidelines and support to the members of our community. This revalued action threatens serious harms to Harvard community and our country, and violated Harvard’s academic and research mission.”

The latest decision of the Homeland Security Department comes from growing tensions between federal officials and Harvard over the claims of Trump administration that the university spent inadequate answers to anti-Semitism on their campus.

The Trump Management interrupted another $ 450 million in grants at the University of May, after earlier cancellation of $ 2.2 billion in federal funding.

Trump’s anti-Semitism pointed out “only as Radical Harvard became” as national anti-war demonstrators – including students – demonstrated against Israel’s deadly attacks on Gaza, which was killed at least 53,000 Palestinians and PAL.

The Trump administration also ordered the university to resolve its diversity, capital and inclusion, limit the protests of students and reveal details of the recognition of federal officials.

In response to federal cuts, university – with an endowment of more than $ 53 billion – she has filed a lawsuit against Trump administration.

Harvard President, Alan Garber, said “No Government – no matter what the party is in power – should dictate what private universities can teach, and which can be recognized, and which areas of study and investigations can continue.”

Garber also said: “The University will not hand over his independence or give him his constitutional rights … exceeds the government’s government under the name VI. And that threatens to our values ​​as a private institution dedicated to demand, production and knowledge expansion.”