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Several hundred people turned out yesterday at Harvard University.
They protested the Trump administration's order the university's international students leave Harvard or face expulsion from the U.S.
President Trump is also seeking to strip all federal funding from the university.
The administration claims Harvard fosters anti-Semitism, a claim university officials reject.
Jacob Miller is a former president of the student Jewish group Harvard Hillel.
He told rally-goers the Trump administration directives are intended to drive people apart.
The administration's excuse for these policies,
that they somehow address anti-Semitism, are so absurd.
Let's be clear, this has nothing to do with combating anti-Semitism.
The Trump administration is also planning to start screening the social media history of all international students who apply to study in the United States.
Opponents claim this is intended to make sure none of the students disagree with the Trump administration.
A new ruling by Missouri's state Supreme Court has effectively banned most abortions in that state.
St. Louis Public Radio's Rachel Lipman reports that's despite a new state constitutional amendment protecting abortion in Missouri.