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These are disconcerting times for international students in America.

The fallout of President Trump's attempt to strip Harvard University of its right to enroll

foreign students is being felt across the country

and could threaten research, science, and innovation for years to come.

While a federal judge has sided with Harvard for now, the legal battle is threatening international scholarship

at the nation's oldest university and beyond.

It's quite frankly just sad, right?

You know, it's a situation where nobody wins and everybody loses.

For international students, it's obviously a very difficult situation to exist in uncertainty

around the promise of like this dream of education that brought you here, right?

The idea that you could go to one of the best schools in the world.

That's Chris, a foreign graduate student at Harvard University.

He spoke with us on condition that we use only his first name because he fears retribution

from the government.

We'll hear more from Chris later in the show.

Harvard is pushing back hard against the Trump administration, which accuses the university of anti-Semitism and of promoting leftist points of views.

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