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Yeah, that's right, and the business community also sure to feel the impacts as well, but tonight the university is pushing back. The hustle and bustle of Harvard Square in June with few students here still tangible. Come September, it'll be even busier, but potentially without *** large chunk of the student body. President Donald Trump signing an executive order Wednesday banning foreign nationals from entering the United States to study at Harvard, saying it is no longer *** trustworthy steward of international students. It was, you know, kind of *** gut punch. on with all of these restrictions. Arkon Fung is *** professor at the Harvard Kennedy School. And as *** teacher of democracy here for 25 years, my view has always been that it increases global security to have people from all over the world interacting with us and taking ideas about American democracy back to their countries. When Harvard hurts, we all hurt and when Harvard is successful. We're all successful. The executive director of the Harvard Square Business Association says this will have *** profound impact on the community as well. When you think about the international students and what they bring in terms of their individual cultures, their food, their language, the way they dress, their curiosity, that is as devastating to us as the economic impact. Now Harvard's saying in *** statement that this is another illegal retaliatory step in violation of Harvard's First Amendment rights. The university went on to say that it will continue to protect international students. We're live here at Harvard in Cambridge. I'm Peter Eliopoulos WCBB, News Center 5.