China says Trump

The Chinese government said Friday that the The Trump administration movement to ban Harvard students He would give the international position of the United States, and a university in Hong Kong sought to capitalize on the uncertainty promising to assimilate them. Chinese students constitute a large part of the International Student Population of Harvard University. The University enrolled 6,703 international students in all its schools in 2024, according to school data, or approximately a quarter of the general student body, with 1,203 of those that come from China.

The Trump administration movement, announced on Thursday, was a hot topic in Chinese social networks. The CCTV state station questioned whether the United States would continue to be the main destination for foreign students, noting that Harvard was already demanding the United States government in court.

“But with the long litigation period, thousands of international students can have trouble waiting,” said the CCTV comment. He continued saying that international students are necessary to consider other options “when political uncertainty becomes the norm.”

Educational cooperation with the United States is mutually beneficial and China opposes its politicization, said the spokesman of the MAO None Foreign Ministry in a daily informative session in Beijing.

“The relevant actions by the United States will only damage their own international image and credibility,” he said.

He added that China would firmly protect the rights and interests of Chinese students and academics abroad, but did not offer any details about how it would do it in this situation.

The United States National Security Secretary Kristi Noem accused this week of “promoting violence, anti -Semitism and coordinating with the Chinese Communist Party on its campus.”

She said that the action of the administration against the recognized university “would serve as a warning” for other universities.

Last month, News Boston reported that Noem had demanded Detailed records about the alleged “illegal and violent activities” of Harvard foreign students’ visas.

“It is a privilege, not a right, for universities to register foreign students and benefit from their highest registration payments to help fill their multimillion -dollar endowments,” Noem said in a statement. “Harvard had many opportunities to do the right thing. He refused.”

White House spokesman, Abigail Jackson, said Harvard has become “a focus of anti -American, anti -Semitic and proterrorist agitators.”

“They have not been able to take measures to address the generalized problems that negatively affect US students and now they must face the consequences of their actions,” Jackson said in the statement.

Harvard has described the movement of the illegal administration, and in a lawsuit filed on Friday in a federal court in Boston, the university said that the government’s action violated the first amendment and would have an “immediate and devastating effect for Harvard and more than 7,000 visas holders.”

“With the coup of a pen, the government has tried to erase a quarter of the Harvard student body, international students who contribute significantly to the university and its mission,” Harvard said in his demand. The school said it planned to request a temporary restriction order to block the National Security Department to carry out the move.

“We are totally committed to maintaining Harvard’s ability to house international students and academics, which come from more than 140 countries and enrich the university, and this nation, immensely,” said a University spokesman on Thursday in a statement published Thursday. “We are working quickly to provide guidance and support to the members of our community.”

News Boston reported that Panic was quickly adjusting For some of Harvard’s foreign students, who have been fighting to find other university options and make new plans before the autumn term. Already, at least one Chinese university is publicly looking to help meet your needs.

The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology extended an open invitation to international students who are already in Harvard and those who have been admitted. The institution published a press release saying that it would provide unconditional offers, simplified admission procedures and academic support to facilitate a perfect transition.

Some people in China joked online that the university opened a branch in the city of Harbin in the Northeast of Harbin, whose name shares the same character as Harvard’s name in Chinese.

The theme of Chinese students studying abroad have long been a point of tension in the relationship with the United States. During the first mandate of Mr. Trump, the Ministry of Education of China warned students about increasing rejection rates and the shortest terms for visas in the United States.

Last year, the China Ministry of Foreign Affairs protested that several Chinese students had been interrogated and sent home upon arrival at US airports.

The state media of China have played armed violence in the United States for a long time and has portrayed the United States as a dangerous place. Some Chinese students are choosing to study in the United Kingdom or other countries instead of the United States.

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