The judge prohibits Donald Trump’s ban on our entry to Harvard Foreign University students

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The judge has temporarily prevented the White House effort to ban Harvard’s international students, hours after the school filed a legal complaint.

The American boycott judge, Alison Buroz, said that the university has proven that it “will maintain an immediate unlevantary injury” if Donald Trump, who prohibits Harvard’s foreign students, is allowed to enter into force during the case.

The university argued Thursday night in a modified lawsuit that the Trump announcement, which referred to national security concerns, was a violation of the first amendment.

On Wednesday, Trump had called for a law that was allowed to prevent a “group of foreigners”, which would be “harmful to the interests of the United States.”

Harvard He argued in his lawsuit, the law did not apply in this case.

The amended lawsuit said that Trump’s declaration means that international students may enter the country “as long as they do not attend Harvard,” which contradicts the president’s claims to protect the “interests of the United States” because it leaves the university.

The school claimed that Trump’s move was a revenge to resist the demands of his administration to control the governance of the school and the curricula and what it called “the ideology of the faculty and students.”

“Defining our institution to register international students and cooperate with other educational institutions around the world is another illegal step taken by the administration to take revenge against Harvard,” said Alan Garper, President of Harvard University.

The latest procedures follow Harvard to prevent the White House policy to cancel its right to host foreign students.

“Emergency plans are developed to ensure that international students and scientists can continue to follow their work at Harvard University this summer and during the next school year,” said Garbar.

More than 27 percent of Harvard University students.

The government said it suspends interviews for all applicants in the international students visa in the United States while preparing new guidelines, including examining their social media extracts.

Trump has It canceled about 3 billion dollars In government financing to Harvard University, she threatened to remove her exempt from taxes and investigate alleged civil rights violations and foreign donations.