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American educators have warned that a Trump administration proposal to charge universities US$70,000 for each international student seeking work experience coul…
American educators have warned that a Trump administration proposal to charge universities US$70,000 for each international student seeking work experience could discourage foreign students from pursuing higher education in the United States. They say the measure – part of US President Donald Trump’s broader immigration crackdown – could have far-reaching economic and diplomatic consequences, including undermining US research and innovation, and weakening American global influence. Nick Harper reports for CNA from Washington. Read more: https://cna.asia/4zWE25n
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@@happymelon7129Imported2wk ago
$ --> VVar , VVar , VVar , ..<br>Over 50% of U.S. citizens report severe stress or difficulty regarding food affordability, with up to 86% identifying it as a notable source of financial anxiety. <br>Recent economic data highlights the exact scope of this crisis.
@@tankarenoImported2wk ago
This is worse than ray gun's creation of student loan debt. This idiot is doing everything he is told to destroy this country forever.
@@happymelon7129Imported2wk ago
President Donald Trump’s policies on immigration, trade, and foreign relations are shifting U.S.–Asia ties and prompting Asian investors, students, and governments to distance themselves or diversify away from the U.S.
American educators have warned that a Trump administration proposal to charge universities US$70,000 for each international student seeking work experience could discourage foreign students from pursuing higher education in the United States. They say the measure – part of US President Donald Trump’s broader immigration crackdown – could have far-reaching economic and diplomatic consequences, including undermining US research and innovation, and weakening American global influence. Nick Harper reports for CNA from Washington. Read more: https://cna.asia/4zWE25n
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Trump’s proposed US$70k work training fee could drive foreign students away, warn US educators
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