US President Donald Trump’s shock in Harvard University case
Washington: US President Donald Trump has suffered a major setback from the court. A federal judge has laid a temporary ban on the ban imposed by President Trump on the entry of foreign students coming to Harvard University into the US. Earlier, Trump signed a government order to prevent almost all foreign students wishing to study at Harvard University into the country.
Harvard filed a petition
Harvard filed a petition requesting the federal judge to stop Trump’s order. The institute called it the work of vengeance against Harvard for rejecting the demands of the White House. Harvard also said in his petition that the President is trying to sideline the previous court order. Harvard also spoke of protecting his international students.
What did Trump do?
Explain that, Donald Trump signed a government order on Wednesday that it was announced that it would be a threat to national security to allow Harvard to admission to foreign students in his premises in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Trump wrote in the order, “I have decided that the entry of the class of foreign nationals is harmful to the interests of America because in my view, Harvard’s conduct has made it a inappropriate destination for foreign students and researchers.”
Also know
In this whole case, Trump cited a comprehensive federal law that gives the President the right to stop foreigners whose entry could be ‘harmful to America’s interests’. Trump’s Harvard order also cited several other laws, including a law banning foreigners associated with terrorist organizations. (AP)
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