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Brussels – The Royal Palace of Belgium said Friday that Princess Elisabeth, who is for the first time on the throne, is waiting to discover if she can return to Harvard for the second year after the president. Trump announced a ban in foreign students of the University.

The Trump administration revoked the capacity of Harvard University on Thursday to register international students in their growing battle with the Ivy League school, saying that thousands of students should be transferred to other schools or leave the country. Harvest filed a lawsuit on Friday Against the Trump administration, arguing that its action violates the first amendment and will have an “immediate and devastating effect for Harvard and more than 7,000 visas holders.”

The School said Friday that it would request a temporary restriction order to block the National Security Department to carry out the Moving of the Trump Administration.

“We are investigating the situation, to see what kind of impact this decision could have on the princess, or not. It is too early to say now,” said Communications Chief of the Belgian Palace, Xavier Baert.

Baert said that Princess Elisabeth, 23, had completed her first year of Postgraduate Program in Harvard and would spend the summer back to Belgium. “And we will have to do what happens next year,” he said.

The princess is the first of four children born to King Philippe and Queen Mathilde, and has been studying for a teacher in public policies. Last year, he obtained a title in History and Politics in Lincoln College in Oxford in the United Kingdom

Harvard enrolls almost 6,800 foreign students on their campus in Cambridge, Massachusetts, which represents more than a quarter of their student body. Most are postgraduate students, who come from more than 100 countries.

Around 1,000 of Harvard foreign students come from China, and the Trump administration has specifically accused Harvard of “promoting violence, anti -Semitism and coordinating with the Chinese Communist Party on their campus.”

China Ministry of Foreign Affairs He said Friday That Harvard’s prohibition accepts international students “on the American side will only damage their own international image and credibility,” as a university in Hong Kong publicly invited foreign students who could be denied access to the Ivy League school to join their student body.

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