President Trump’s administration just took a bold stand against elite universities putting foreign students ahead of Americans. Governor Kristi Noem defended the move, telling Fox News that Harvard’s obsession with globalism hurts U.S. citizens. “We can’t let Ivy League schools act like their own little countries,” she said, arguing taxpayer-funded institutions should prioritize Americans first.
The Trump administration canceled Harvard’s ability to enroll international students, impacting over 7,000 visa holders. Noem praised the decision, calling it a “long-overdue reckoning” for colleges that push leftist agendas while snubbing hardworking families. “Why should our kids get squeezed out by foreign elites?” she asked, highlighting how middle-class Americans struggle with soaring tuition costs.
Harvard sued the federal government, claiming the ban violates free speech. Conservatives see this as another example of coastal elites resisting accountability. “Universities think they’re above the law,” Noem said. “They’d rather lecture us about ‘diversity’ than serve the people who fund them.” The lawsuit could drag out for months, leaving students in limbo.
Belgium’s Princess Elisabeth, who attends Harvard, might have to transfer schools. Critics whined about the “unfairness,” but conservatives fired back. “Royalty isn’t entitled to special treatment,” one commentator said. “If a princess can’t follow the rules, why should anyone else?” The message is clear: no exceptions for the privileged class.
Democrats called the policy “xenophobic,” but polls show most Americans support stricter limits on student visas. “This isn’t about hate—it’s about fairness,” Noem argued. “We welcome talent, but not at the expense of our own citizens.” The administration insists the move protects jobs and resources for U.S. graduates struggling in Biden’s economy.
Harvard’s president accused Trump of “politicizing education,” but conservatives countered that universities have been politicized for decades. “They’ve banned conservatives, pushed CRT, and now cry foul when we fight back,” Noem said. The administration vows to expand the policy to other schools putting woke ideology above American students.
The left’s outrage only proves the policy works. “They’re scared because Trump is finally holding these institutions accountable,” Noem said. Meanwhile, heartland families cheered the move. “My son couldn’t get into his state school because spots went to international students,” one mother shared. “It’s about time someone stood up for us.”
This isn’t just about Harvard—it’s a cultural reset. The administration is telling elites that loyalty to America matters more than global approval. Noem summed it up: “You either put Americans first, or you lose your privileges.” For patriots tired of being told to apologize for loving their country, this fight is long overdue.
