Amna Nawaz
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How international students bring billions to the U.S. economy
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2:53Now PlayingMore than 1.1 million international students studied in the United States during the 2023/2024 school year, contributing more than $50 billion to the United States economy.
But the Trump administration’s actions around immigration and higher education could significantly reduce international student enrollment, affecting local and state economies.
Altbach says that the number of international students thinking about studying abroad has declined.
In May the Trump administration paused student visa interviews but on Wednesday announced they would resume the process and would be demanding access to student’s social media accounts.
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