‘They are 31% foreigner and will not tell us who they are’: Donald Trump on the line of Harvard University

US President Donald Trumpon on Sunday defended the controversial move of his administration to prevent foreign students from admission to Harvard University, a federal judge doubled after suspending the action that the university was called “illegal and unconstitutional.,Speaking to reporters, Trump criticized the institute’s demographics and money practices, arguing that US taxpayers should not give subsidy what he said to a large number of foreign nationals.“A portion of the problem with Harvard. They are about 31% of foreign foreigners in Harvard. We give him billions of dollars, which is ridiculous,” Tram said. “We grant, which we are probably not making many grants to Harvard anymore.”Claiming that he had no problem in principle with foreign students, Trump suggested that the ratio was much more and unfair for American applicants. “We have Americans who want to go there and cannot go there,” he said. “We want a list of those foreign students, many will be fine, and I believe with Harvard, many will be bad.”He also accused Harvard “very antiseemtic,”, “it is found immediately to stop.”Homeland Security Secretary Christie Nom canceled Harvard’s ability to demand Harvard enroll to foreign nationals, national security concerns and demanding a university issued records on “illegal and violent activities” of visa holders. The decision, which affected the educational futures of thousands of students, was quickly challenged in court.Harvard sued the federal government and replied, alleging that “arbitrarily and illegally” accused of acting. A federal judge rapidly suspended the move, giving temporary relief to the university and its international students.On his true social platform, Trump wrote, “Harvard is not saying that about 31% of his students are from foreign land … We want to know who those foreign students are, there is a proper request because we give Harvard billions of dollars.”