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...racist remarks, she scoffed and decried liberals for “always biting at the rubber worm” (whatever that means). She then went on to deny that mass deportation was a racist idea, and argued that her comments were only slightly more extreme than Senator Dianne Feinstein??s (D-CA) proposed bill to suspend student visas. Her response elicited cheers and laughter from the HRC membership...
While Harvard strongly opposes the moratorium portion of Feinstein??s proposal, officials did note that it also contains provisions the University agrees with...
About 3,300 international students currently study at Harvard. Feinstein??smoratorium proposal would not affect those students who have already been granted a visa, but only those applying...
Harvard has already begun efforts to lobby against Feinstein??s moratorium proposal. Casey said that so far the University is primarily working through the American Council on Education (ACE), a broad-based Washington organization which lobbies on behalf of educational interests. Harvard has also had discussions with the office of Sen. Edward M. Kennedy ’54-’56 (D-Mass.) on the University’s opposition to the proposal. Kennedy serves as the chair of the Judiciary Committee’s subcommittee on immigration...
...sent a letter to university presidents last Friday urging them to personally contact their senators to argue against Feinstein??s proposal. However, Casey said that Harvard’s top administrators have not yet been directly involved in the efforts to defeat the moratorium—although they may take action after the proposals become more concrete...