Hey friends! 😊 Let’s talk about something important happening between Harvard University and the U.S. government.
Harvard University, one of the oldest and most famous schools in the United States, is having a big disagreement with the government. Here’s what’s going on:
What’s the issue?
The U.S. government decided to stop Harvard from accepting new students from other countries (foreign students). They also told the current foreign students at Harvard that they need to transfer to other schools or they might have to leave the country! 😮
Why is this a big deal?
Many students come to Harvard from all over the world to study and learn. If they have to leave or can’t come, it could change their lives and affect their education.
Harvard’s Response
Harvard thinks this decision is unfair and against the law. They said they will challenge it in court (which means they will ask a judge to decide if it’s right or wrong).
What happened next?
A judge paused the government’s order for now. This means that nothing will change until the court decides what should happen.
Why is this important?
This situation shows how politics (what the government does) can affect schools and students. It’s important because it might change how schools and the government work together in the future.
What can we learn?
We can see how important it is to stand up for what’s right and to protect education for everyone, no matter where they come from. 🌎
Stay tuned!
We’ll have to wait and see what happens next. It’s a big story that could affect many people around the world.
Reference(s):
cgtn.com
