Harvard can for now continue enrolling international students, judge rules

Driving the new: U.S. District Judge Allison Burroughs issued a preliminary injuction Friday that extends a temporary block she previously issued against the Trump administration's order suspending entry to Harvard's international students.

• Burroughs said the government was prohibited "from implementing, instituting, maintaining, or giving any force or effect" to the administration's revocation of Harvard's Student and Visitor Exchange Program.
• The judge also wrote that the administration must tell U.S. officials at consulates, embassies and ports of entry to "disregard" the order suspending entry to Harvard students.

What they're saying: President Trump said in a Truth Social post Friday that the administration has been "working closely with Harvard" to address "their largescale improprieties."

• It's "very possible that a Deal will be announced over the next week or so," he said.
• "They have acted extremely appropriately during these negotiations, and appear to be committed to doing what is right," he wrote. "If a Settlement is made on the basis that is currently being discussed, it will be 'mindbogglingly' HISTORIC, and very good for our Country."

• Representatives for Harvard and the Department of Homeland Security did not immediately respond to Axios' request for comment.

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• Judge extends block on Trump's Harvard international student ban
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• Foreign students consider fleeing Harvard after Trump threats, university says

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