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Harvard's international students were shaken Thursday when the Trump administration said they could no longer attend the university,
and then relieved when a judge blocked the move Friday.
But the mood on the campus remains uneasy.
WBUR's Emily Piper Valillo has more.
Harvard's campus thinned out after final exams.
But those who lingered shared their disbelief.
Matt's a graduate student.
NPR agreed to only use his first name because of his concerns about being targeted as an international student.
He hopes he'll be able to finish his degree in a few years.
But on Thursday, he wasn't even looking that far ahead.
If you saw that letter issued by the Department of Homeland Security,
it said that it's effective immediately.
So students would have to find other schools or transfer somewhere else or leave the country.