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The US sanctions you mentioned are illegal and should be lifted as soon as possible,
Mao said
The Chinese side has consistently opposed the politicization of educational cooperation,
foreign ministry spokeswoman Mao Ning said
Our teachers have sent us an email saying the school is actively working hard on a response within the next 72 hours and aims to negotiate with the government,
said Teresa, a Chinese postgraduate student at the Harvard Kennedy School
Some friends gave me advice that I should try not to stay in my current accommodation if things escalate, because they think it's possible that an Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent can take you from your apartment,
said Zhang, who did not give his first name for security reasonsIt's not going to be a complete turnaround, but a hardening of Chinese parents' existing concerns,
said Ebel, who authored a report on Chinese students for British education think tank HEPIIt's really disturbed my life plans ... I had originally planned to apply for my U.S. visa in early June, and now I'm not sure what to do,
she said, withholding her first name for privacy reasonsI think the Chinese community definitely feels like a more targeted entity compared to other groups,
said Zhang, a 24-year-old studying for the PhD in physicsI was sad and irritated. For a moment I thought it was fake news,
the 21-year-old saidWe keep getting calls from panicked students wondering if they are still legally allowed to be in the country or if they'll be sent to detention centers, as has happened to students who were arrested,
explained Vincent Pons, professor at Harvard Business School, where about a third of MBA students are from abroad
Everyone comes here with the ideal of changing the world,
said a current Chinese graduate student at Harvard, who requested anonymity for fear of endangering her visa
If this decision by the current federal administration is actualised, Harvard will lose some of its greatest minds and kindest souls, and SAA will irrevocably lose its community,
it added
If students have completed all of their graduation requirements, they should still be able to graduate, so that shouldn’t be an issue,
Nicole Hallett, an immigration rights professor at the University of Chicago’s law school told the CrimsonThey did not say 15 days or 60 days or two days — nothing. When we get such clients, we tell them to ‘Hurry up,’ and within 15 days at best, try to transfer.”
Bhuvanyaa Vijay, an immigration attorney at the Law Office of Johanna M. Herrero and graduate of Harvard Law School stated, as quoted by the Crimson
There will be an agreement between Harvard and the Trump administration. And it will be a reasonable deal that will allow Harvard to move forward and offer a quality education,
Greene added
If he can get them to back down, then he can use it on all the other institutions as well,
said UsherI would say that transferring to another institution is also going to be very risky, because this will not stop with Harvard. It is going to go to other universities as well,
said GerdenHarvard’s leadership has created an unsafe campus environment by permitting anti-American, pro-terrorist agitators to harass and physically assault individuals, including many Jewish students, and otherwise obstruct its once-venerable learning environment,
the Department of Homeland Security said on ThursdayAbsolutely, we are."
When asked in an interview with Fox News if Noem was considering similar moves at other universities, the homeland security secretary repliedI was shaken by this news today and still haven’t recovered. I feel both angry and heartbroken,
a Chinese postdoc from Harvard said in a post shared on social mediaPlease be advised that providing materially false, fictitious, or fraudulent information may subject you to criminal prosecution under 18 U.S.C. § 1001. Other criminal and civil sanctions may also apply.”
Noem warned