Trump Admin bans Harvard from enrolling foreign / international students

T. A. Gardner said:
Yep, and the judge in this case, one Allison D. Burroughs, an Obama appointee, has a long history of previous cases where she sides with Harvard and gets overturned on appeal...

Like I stated at the outset, Harvard will shop judges to get one that is favorable to them for an injunction. In the long-term Harvard is going to lose.
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You don't seem to know how judge shopping works. Harvard sued in the federal district that includes Massachusetts. Harvard is in MA so that is the correct district in which to file suit. Once a suit is filed it is randomly assigned to a judge in that district.

Judge shopping occurs when a suit is filed in a district that is not the proper district and there are few judges so that it is more likely to randomly have a judge assigned.

T. A. Gardner said:
No, I ridicule Progressive Leftist judges who think they can just make shit up as they go and get away with it.
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And yet here you are making shit up because you think you can get away with it.
 
Poor Richard Saunders said:
You don't seem to know how judge shopping works. Harvard sued in the federal district that includes Massachusetts. Harvard is in MA so that is the correct district in which to file suit. Once a suit is filed it is randomly assigned to a judge in that district.

Judge shopping occurs when a suit is filed in a district that is not the proper district and there are few judges so that it is more likely to randomly have a judge assigned.


And yet here you are making shit up because you think you can get away with it.
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Gardner is a moron.
 
lol around a quarter of Harvard students are foreigners. Why should American taxpayers be paying for them just so elitist kids can network with overseas criminal syndicates, assorted Islamo-vermin, and terrorists cells? lol they can go private if they don't like it; better yet they can move their college to Libya.
 
EdwinA said:
lol around a quarter of Harvard students are foreigners. Why should American taxpayers be paying for them just so elitist kids can network with overseas criminal syndicates, assorted Islamo-vermin, and terrorists cells? lol they can go private if they don't like it; better yet they can move their college to Libya.
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You truly are an ignorant buffoon.
 
Poor Richard Saunders said:
You don't seem to know how judge shopping works. Harvard sued in the federal district that includes Massachusetts. Harvard is in MA so that is the correct district in which to file suit. Once a suit is filed it is randomly assigned to a judge in that district.

Judge shopping occurs when a suit is filed in a district that is not the proper district and there are few judges so that it is more likely to randomly have a judge assigned.


And yet here you are making shit up because you think you can get away with it.
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There are 13 judges in the Massachusetts federal district court system currently. Cases are supposedly randomly assigned. That gives Harvard about an 8% chance of getting Burroughs as the judge on a case. Yet, every time Harvard gets hit with a serious lawsuit somehow Burroughs gets the case, again and again. In Vegas, they'd think you were using marked cards and loaded dice...
 
T. A. Gardner said:
Absolutely wrong.

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Harvard has no, zero, nada, zip point shit, role in determining US foreign policy, and the courts have no authority over it either.
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Wrong. Ivy League school grads make up a very large segment of the Foreign Service. They have a huge influence on foriegn policy an dhow it's implemented. Another reason to stop funding foreign students with taxpayer funds. That 'good old boy network' of Harvard grads runs through the entire govt., law firms, corporate directorships, etc.


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While it's difficult to pinpoint the exact number of Harvard graduates currently working at the State Department, available data suggests a significant presence of Ivy League alumni, including Harvard, in the Foreign Service. Specifically, one report indicates that roughly 9% of the 23,160 Foreign Service staffers examined had degrees from one of the eight Ivy League institutions.


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A report from Politico suggests that around 9% of the Foreign Service staffers studied held Ivy League degrees, including those from Harvard.


The Harvard Kennedy School reports that a significant portion of its graduates, 18%, go on to work in national or federal government roles. This includes the State Department.


During the Biden administration, it was reported that over a third of the administration's staffers were Ivy League graduates, and that five Cabinet members were Harvard graduates, indicating a substantial presence of Harvard alumni
 
EdwinA said:
Wrong. Ivy League school grads make up a very large segment of the Foreign Service. They have a huge influence on foriegn policy an dhow it's implemented. Another reason to stop funding foreign students with taxpayer funds.

AI Overview
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While it's difficult to pinpoint the exact number of Harvard graduates currently working at the State Department, available data suggests a significant presence of Ivy League alumni, including Harvard, in the Foreign Service. Specifically, one report indicates that roughly 9% of the 23,160 Foreign Service staffers examined had degrees from one of the eight Ivy League institutions.


Here's a more detailed look at the information:
A report from Politico suggests that around 9% of the Foreign Service staffers studied held Ivy League degrees, including those from Harvard.


The Harvard Kennedy School reports that a significant portion of its graduates, 18%, go on to work in national or federal government roles. This includes the State Department.


During the Biden administration, it was reported that over a third of the administration's staffers were Ivy League graduates, and that five Cabinet members were Harvard graduates, indicating a substantial presence of Harvard alumni
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That has ZERO to do with who gets the final say and decision. Irrelevant and a red herring.
 
T. A. Gardner said:
That has ZERO to do with who gets the final say and decision. Irrelevant and a red herring.
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Your lack of knowledge and how things work is duly noted. You have zero clue, as usual. Even Trump's admin still has 35% Ivy League grads., including Trump himself.

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The educational background of Trump's Cabinet does not follow the script

Trump's Cabinet picks do not follow the standard highway from Yale and Harvard to Washington. It's another way his presidency is a shift from prior administrations.
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T. A. Gardner said:
There are 13 judges in the Massachusetts federal district court system currently. Cases are supposedly randomly assigned. That gives Harvard about an 8% chance of getting Burroughs as the judge on a case. Yet, every time Harvard gets hit with a serious lawsuit somehow Burroughs gets the case, again and again. In Vegas, they'd think you were using marked cards and loaded dice...
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Once again, you show your ignorance of how the cases work and are assigned.

Once a case has been assigned to a specific judge by random lot if related cases are filed then they are assigned to the same judge.
 
T. A. Gardner said:
There were others on top of those, but the disaster at Waco was one of the last. This all started as a Clinton directed crackdown on militias.
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It started with Clinton, and Waco was towards the end? That would mean the whole thing happened in about a month, and did not include the majority of what would conventionally be called the crackdown. And it means that Reno is completely out of it.

Your timeline is all messed up.
 
Damocles said:
The conflict here was whether his family here should keep him or if we should send him back to Cuba because his mother died on the way here.
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Who takes priority? A parent, grandparents, and the rest of a family, or a great uncle who did not even know he existed? He was not even a relative of his mother, but rather his father.
 
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