The Trump administration has enacted a policy that revokes Harvard University's permission to enroll international students under certain conditions. This policy is part of a broader set of immigration and visa restrictions introduced by the administration. The government has stated that the reasons for this action include concerns about compliance with visa regulations and the nature of remote learning during the COVID-19 pandemic. As a result, international students at Harvard may face uncertainty regarding their visa status and ability to continue their studies in the United States. Harvard University, which has approximately 6,800 international students, could see significant impacts on its student population and academic operations. The policy change is part of ongoing debates and legal challenges related to international student visas and university policies during the pandemic.