ハーバード大は-ば-どだいへの措置そち 裁判所さいばんしょ一いち時じ差し止さしとめ決定けってい 政権せいけん側がわは反発はんぱつ

The court has decided to temporarily halt the Trump administrations measure to revoke Harvard Universitys approval to accept international students.

However, the government side is resisting the courts decision, so it seems that an uncertain situation will continue for international students until a final judgment is made.

The Trump administration in the United States has revoked Harvard Universitys certification to accept international students, citing reasons such as fostering violence and anti-Semitism on campus. It also announced that current international students at Harvard would lose their eligibility to stay in the U.S. unless they transfer to another university.

Regarding this, the court has decided to temporarily suspend the revocation of accreditation in response to the universitys petition.

The situation in which current international students would be immediately affected has been avoided for the time being, but according to American media, Deputy Secretary McLaughlin of the Department of Homeland Security issued a statement saying, They are trying to undermine the authority granted to the president by the Constitution, expressing opposition to the courts decision.

It is expected to take some time before the court issues a final decision, and some American media outlets are reporting that the administrations measures still pose a real threat, so it seems that an uncertain situation will continue for international students.

Pakistani international student: I feel anxious. Regarding the courts decision to temporarily halt the Trump administrations measures following Harvard Universitys petition, Rauf Nawaz 19, an international student from Pakistan, said, I think the status of international students will become more certain and secure.

It became clear that the judiciary would not yield to the Trump administration, and that led to a sense of reassurance, he said.

On the other hand, they also said, I feel anxious, as it is still unclear whether their status as an international student will actually be maintained as a result of the courts decision this time.

And regarding the universitys response, I think Harvard is the only organization willing to stand up to the Trump administration.

If Harvard were to fall, other organizations would probably collapse one after another like dominoes, he said.

Among the international students, there is also a Belgian princess. Harvard University has about 6,800 international students, including Princess Elisabeth of Belgium and the daughter of Canadian Prime Minister Carney.

Princess Elisabeth, first in line to the throne, is majoring in public policy at Harvard Universitys graduate school and has just finished her first year of her masters program. According to the Associated Press, a spokesperson for the Belgian royal family commented, We are closely monitoring whether this situation will affect the princess.