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The Department of Homeland Security says it's revoking Harvard's ability to enroll international students.
From member station GBH in Boston,
Kirk Carrapeza reports it's a significant escalation in the White House's feud with the university.
DHS has told Harvard's president the university can't enroll foreign students
because it failed to provide student disciplinary records.
It's telling current students to transfer out or they'll lose their visa status.
Harvard calls the move unlawful,
saying the school remains committed to hosting global students and scholars.
Historian Allison Frank Johnson says the action threatens their academic mission.
We're talking here about students who've worked their whole lives to be able to attend a college of this caliber.
don't know if they can continue their educations.
We're also talking about graduate students who are working in labs to cure cancer.
Harvard already has a pending lawsuit against the administration accusing it of government overreach.