On Friday, Harvard University filed a lawsuit in Boston federal court challenging the Trump administration's decision to revoke the university's authorization to enroll international students. The action follows a policy change by the U.S. government that would prevent foreign students from attending the institution. This development has caused concern among Harvard's international student population, including Chinese students, who are reportedly seeking legal advice on how to remain in the United States. The government of China has criticized the U.S. decision. The lawsuit argues that the revocation poses a significant challenge for both the university and its students, potentially affecting academic continuity and the university's global engagement. The case highlights broader tensions over immigration and international education policy in the United States.