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It also says the student visa holders should not be denied entry to the country as a result of the revocation.

At a hearing on the injunction, Ian Heath Gershenger, an attorney for the university, accused the administration of “using international students as pawns” and singling out Harvard.

Justice Department attorneys focused on the administration's national security concerns, saying they did not trust Harvard to vet thousands of international students. »

Russian President Vladimir Putin said "all of Ukraine" belonged to Russia in a speech on June 20 at the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum, amid increasingly aggressive official statements about Moscow's final territorial ambitions in Ukraine.

The narrative has long figured prominently in Putin's rhetoric, often brought up as justification for its aggression in Ukraine.

"He already disposed one million Russian soldiers in a senseless bloodbath in Ukraine without achieving a single strategic goal. »

A teenage student and soccer stand-out was arrested by immigration authorities four days after his high school graduation ceremony in Ohio earlier this month, and deported to Honduras this week, his family has said.

His parents told the newspaper he was deported on Wednesday to a country he has not lived in since he was eight years old.

High school and college students have increasingly found themselves in the crosshairs of Donald Trump’s immigration crackdown. »

Swedish conglomerate Embracer Group reduced its headcount by 1,857 employees over the past year during an ongoing restructure that included layoffs and divestments.

Embracer Group has parted ways with thousands of workers in recent years—many of which have been laid off.

Embracer currently employees 743 people within the segment—a notable decline on the 1,081 employees it reported last year. »