En la prestigiosa Universidad de Harvard, los estudiantes extranjeros están preocupados por su futuro en Estados Unidos. La administración Trump endurece las políticas de visado y amenaza con revocar los permisos de residencia de los estudiantes internacionales.
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00:00Bong Jozang is among the Chinese students at Harvard.
00:04In mid-May, the Trump administration issued an order to stop Harvard University
00:34from enrolling international students.
00:37In a week after the enrollment ban, U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced
00:41that his department would aggressively revoke visas for Chinese students at all U.S. universities.
00:48The U.S. Department of Homeland Security accused Harvard of collaboration
00:52with individuals affiliated with the Chinese government,
00:55thereby escalating the dispute to the level of geopolitical competition.
01:00The Homeland Security statement claimed that Harvard hosted and trained members
01:06of the Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps,
01:09a CCP paramilitary group, complicit in a Uyghur genocide.
01:12A federal judge has paused to hover in Roman ban,
01:26and it is unclear what will become of the Chinese student visa purge.
01:45Still, international students in the U.S. are worried about their future.
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