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A federal appeals court heard Harvard University’s challenge to Trump policies affecting international students, university’s ability to host them

A judge sided with Harvard in June, rejecting the Trump administration’s attempt to ban Harvard foreign students from entering the country to study and from Harvard hosting international students.

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