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Trump-Era Policies Lead to Decline in International Students at U.S. Universities

New restrictions on visas and travel bans have created significant barriers for international students, causing a sharp drop in enrollment at U.S. higher education institutions this fall.

By Leo Maxwell • August 20, 2025 3 MIN READ

Arizona State University, known for its high proportion of international students, is expecting a significant drop in enrollment this fall.

Harvard warns that barring international students would fundamentally alter the university’s character and standing.

Harvard Faces an Uncertain Future Amid Federal Pressure on International Students

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Helen Dekyem, a Ghanaian student, photographed near China Pharmaceutical University in Nanjing, where she is pursuing her studies in 2023.

China Strengthens Its Influence by Educating Africa’s Emerging Leaders

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The Impact of International Students on U.S. Universities: Benefits and Challenges

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The Trump administration's decision to revoke visas for certain Chinese students marks a sobering shift for the millions who have pursued education in the United States.

U.S. Visa Restrictions on Chinese Students Threaten Long-Standing Educational Ties

While safeguarding against espionage is important, barring Chinese students from studying STEM fields in the United States risks damaging valuable educational and cultural exchanges.

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Ali Bajwa, originally from Pakistan, completed his doctorate in Australia and now lectures at La Trobe University in Melbourne after a decade in the country.

Australia Tightens International Student Caps Amid Housing Affordability Concerns

As Australia grapples with soaring housing costs, political leaders from both major parties propose significant reductions in the number of foreign students allowed to study, aiming to ease pressure on the rental and housing markets.

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