Trump says that Harvard's foreign students come from countries who pay “nothing”

President Donald Trump criticized abroad on Sunday because they “nothing” paid for the upbringing of their citizens who visited College in Harvard and other US institutions.

This is done in the middle of the struggle between the Trump administration and Harvard for their plans to revoke the ability of the university to register foreign students.

“Why doesn't Harvard say that almost 31% of her students come from foreign countries and these countries, some not in a friendly manner to the USA, do not pay for their student's training at all, and they do not want to intend,” Trump wrote about the social truth early Sunday morning. “Nobody told us that!”

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“We want to know who these foreign students are, a reasonable request because we give Harvard billions of dollars, but Harvard is not exactly the right thing,” he continued. “We want these names and countries. Harvard has 52,000,000 US dollars, use them and ask them to ask them to continue to grant them money for them!”

On Friday, a judge temporarily blocked the administration to stop Harvard's Student Visa program after the university had filed a lawsuit against the federal government.

Harvard argued that the directive would affect more than 7,000 Visa owners – almost a quarter of the student body – and that the efforts of the administration are an “obvious violation of the first change, the proper procedural clause and the administrative procedure law”.

“It is the latest law of the government in clear retribution for Harvard who exercise its first amendments to control the government's demands, the governance of Harvard, the curriculum and the” ideology “of her faculty and students,” wrote Harvard in his complaint.

A flag of the graduate school for art and sciences on the Harvard University campus in Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA, on Wednesday, April 16, 2025. (Getty Images)

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The Department of Homeland Security ended Harvard's visa program after the university allegedly presented not extensive behavioral documents from student visa owners who had asked for the agency.

The records sought include all recordings of protest activities in which student visa owners are involved, even if it is not criminal, and the disciplinary documents of all student visa holders in the past five years.

Requested records also include film material or documentation of illegal, dangerous or violent activities by student visa owners, records of threats or the deprivation of rights from other students or university members.

DHS was denied to end Harvard's Visa program after the university allegedly not presented not extensive behavioral documents from student visa owners who had requested the agency. (Andrew Harrer/Bloomberg via Getty Images)

Harvard described the new guideline as “pernicosis” and accused the administration of deviating from “decades of populated practice” and “without rational explanation”. The university also said that politics had “been carried out abruptly without the robust procedures that the government has determined to prevent this type of upheaval for thousands of student life”.

At least a dozen Harvard students have revoked their student visa about the protest activities on campus. Foreign Minister Marco Rubio Before the Congress on Tuesday, said that the government has probably already revoked thousands and would be “proud” more.

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The administration has already frozen almost 3 billion US dollars of federal financing to the university that are largely dedicated to research, because of claims that Harvard did not respond and did not move adequately to the alleged campus anti -Semitism in order to eliminate diversity, equity and inclusion practices.

Morgan Phillips from Fox News contributed to this report.