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Harvard's international students face uncertainty after the Trump administration moved to bar them from the university, citing non-compliance with the law. Around 6,800 students, representing over 27% of Harvard's enrollment, are affected. The move, which Harvard calls unlawful, leaves students' futures in limbo, impacting those waiting to enroll, currently studying, or about to graduate. Students express fear and disappointment, highlighting the loss of opportunities and the unwelcoming atmosphere. The administration's actions have broader implications for international students in the US, fueling concerns about a growing crackdown on higher learning institutions.

Prepared by Emily Rhodes and reviewed by editorial team.