Latitudes: What Trump 2.0 Means for International Education

Introduction

The recent election of Donald Trump has sent shockwaves through the international education community. Many are wondering what his policies will mean for international students, scholars, and institutions. In this article, we will explore some of the potential implications of Trump's presidency for international education.

Trump's Campaign Rhetoric

During his campaign, Trump made a number of statements that were critical of international students and scholars. He accused them of taking jobs from American workers and of being a drain on the economy. He also proposed a number of policies that would make it more difficult for international students to come to the United States.

The Impact of Trump's Policies

Trump's policies could have a significant impact on international education in the United States. For example, his proposed travel ban could make it more difficult for international students and scholars from certain countries to enter the United States. His proposed cuts to funding for education could also make it more difficult for universities to provide support services to international students.

In addition, Trump's rhetoric has created a climate of fear and uncertainty for international students and scholars. Many are wondering if they will be welcome in the United States under Trump's presidency.

The Future of International Education

It is still too early to say what the long-term impact of Trump's presidency will be on international education. However, it is clear that his policies and rhetoric have created a great deal of uncertainty for international students and scholars. It is important for the international education community to come together and advocate for policies that support international students and scholars.