Allison Burroughs rules in favor of Harvard's admitting overseas student enrollees - June 20

UPDATE: June 20 -- Yes, Judge Burroughs

rules in favor of Harvard's continuance to

admit international students.

NYTimes.com online BREAKING NEWS 4 p.m.

Friday June 20

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Update: June 16, 2025

NPR is reporting that the Judge will delay until

Monday the 23rd of June.

NPR.org/2025/05/16/nx-s1-5432750/harvard-lawsuit-international-students-hearing

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Judge Allison Burroughs (Fed. District) -- insisted that

the Status Quo remain in place. . .

details on Kristi Noem revocation -- see ABC News.go.com

"Breaking News"

Thursday May 29, 2025

Harvard University attorneys will make their first in-person

arguments before a Boston, Mass. federal courtroom

Its strategy is to use the POTUS Trump's statements

as evidence that the government is on a political

crusade against the school.

At stake is the 70-year-old Harvard

tradition of admitting top students

from around the globe; a visa ban

would affect 7,000 students currently

enrolled and other incoming students

who had expected to enroll in summer

and fall.

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On the Trump-Vance side,

Lawyers on the Dept. of Justice have not

yet submitted any written arguments on

the case.

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Revoking a university's right to host

international students is an extraordinary

measure.  In court papers, Harvard has

maintained that the Trump-Vance lawyers/

legal complainants bypassed detailed 

procedures that might lead to a revocation.