Before answering the questions, read Secretary Noem's May 22 letter to Harvard under "Background." Then watch the videos under "Resources."

1. a) What action did the Department of Homeland Security take against Harvard University on Thursday?
b) What percent of Harvard's students are international students?

2. Why did DHS take this action? Give the specific reasons for the revocation of Harvard's SEV program.

3. a) What request had Secretary Noem previously given Harvard in April?
b) What does Harvard need to do to have their SEV program reinstated?

4. How did Harvard respond to Secretary Noem's letter Thursday announcing the revocation of the SEV program?
b) Why do you think Harvard refused to provide the information requested by DHS in April?

5. a) What action did a federal district judge in California take right after Secretary Noem's order became public?
b) Do you support this judge's injunction?
(See Thursday's article on the Supreme Court on nationwide injunctions)

6. Watch the videos under "Resources" below the questions. Consider Secretary Noem's explanation of the problem with Harvard including:

• Harvard chooses not to protect all students
• Harvard has a history of not just allowing protests, but allowing violent protests where students were assaulted, discriminated against, verbally abused
• Harvard gave training to a paramilitary group with ties to Communist China
• Harvard allows this kind of hatred [against Jewish students] to grow and spread.

Do you agree with DHS' revocation of Harvard's international student visa program? Explain your answer.