On Thursday, the Trump administration declared that Harvard University would lose its eligibility to enroll international students. According to a statement from the university, this measure will affect Harvard's capacity to admit students from outside the United States. The announcement comes in the context of several recent policy changes targeting higher education institutions and the enrollment of international students in the US. These changes have included funding reductions for universities and executive orders that alter the conditions under which international students can study in the country. As a result, international students currently enrolled at Harvard may need to transfer to other schools to maintain their legal immigration status. The broader impact of these policies has led to uncertainty and operational challenges for universities across the United States.