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By May 31, Harvard’s international-student enrollment was already under court protection, after a May 23 restraining order and a May 29 extension blocked the government’s move against the university’s SEVP certification. The broader dispute was still alive, but the immediate effort to disrupt enrollment was on hold.
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By May 31, Harvard’s international-student enrollment was already under court protection, after a May 23 restraining order and a May 29 extension blocked the government’s move against the university’s SEVP certification. The broader dispute was still alive, but the immediate effort to disrupt enrollment was on hold.
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By May 31, Harvard’s international-student enrollment was already under court protection, after a May 23 restraining order and a May 29 extension blocked the government’s move against the university’s SEVP certification. The broader dispute was still alive, but the immediate effort to disrupt enrollment was on hold.
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