Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Kora-Kulman. The Trump administration's told Harvard University

it cannot enroll any more international students. It's telling current international students

they have to find another school or they have to leave the United States. The Trump administration

claims Harvard has an unsafe environment. Harvard claims the Trump administration is threatening

the university. Meanwhile,

a federal judge in Northern California has ordered a nationwide injunction against the Trump

administration's effective cancellation of international student visas. And P.S. Emily Fang reports

nearly 2,000 international students suddenly had their immigration status terminated.

Judge Jeffrey S. White ruled in favor of a group of international students who had sued the Trump

administration after their immigration status was abruptly erased from a U.S. database.

The administration told NPR that students who engage in criminal behavior or other actions

outside the scope of their visa could

have their visas pulled. But nearly all of the students affected whose cases NPR reviewed

had never been convicted of a crime. Although the student's immigration status has been reinstated,

Judge White noted that the court could not rule out the administration might try to revoke their

status again,

hence the nationwide injunction. Emily Fang and Pier News.

Federal authorities have filed first-degree murder charges against the suspect

accused of killing two Israeli embassy staffers.

Yaron Lyshinsky and Sarah Milgram were shot and killed outside a Jewish museum in Washington, D.C., as they left an event.

Milgram grew up in Kansas City, Kansas suburb. From member station KCUR, Salisa Kolokkel reports on how Milgram's family is remembering her.

Milgram, who was 26, grew up in Prairie Village, Kansas. Her father, Robert Milgram, told K.C.U.R.

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