Brief by Shorts91 Newsdesk / 02:10pm on 27 Dec 2024,Friday International
US universities are advising international students to return before Donald Trump's January 20 inauguration, fearing potential travel bans. Institutions like Cornell and USC are issuing warnings due to Trump's proposed immigration policies, including expanding bans on Muslim-majority countries and revoking visas for "radical" individuals. India, now the largest source of international students in the US with 3.3 lakh enrolled in 2023-24, faces added caution, as new countries may be added to the travel ban list. While Trump suggests green cards for graduates, his policies create uncertainty. Universities aim to minimize disruption, ensuring students can continue their educational pursuits.
