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Trump Immigration Policies Increase Peril For International Students

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International students face increasing peril under Trump administration policies targeting protests, articles and posts.

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KELO

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How many international students are in South Dakota?

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) – International students across the country have had increased encounters with ICE agents since President Donald Trump took office and started cracking down on immigration. Over 2,200 international students attend public university in South Dakota and at least 250 attend a private higher institution in the state. All of these students are presumably on student visas in accordance with U.S. law. 4 candidates in Sio…

2 days ago·Sioux Falls, United States

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Forbes

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Trump Immigration Policies Increase Peril For International Students

International students face increasing peril under Trump administration policies targeting protests, articles and social media posts.

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Roanoke Times

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International students reconsider US

Since plunging during the COVID-19 pandemic, international student enrollment in the U.S. has been rebounding — a relief to American universities that count on their tuition payments. Two months into the new Trump administration, educators fear that could soon change.

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thepienews.com

Postgrad international student interest in US plunges by 40%

Early 2025 data has revealed declining postgraduate student interest in the US while interest in the UK is on the rise, new StudyPortals research has revealed. “While it’s too early to say definitively that growing interest in the UK is a direct result of declining demand for the US, we are seeing a clear shift in student behaviour,” said StudyPortals head of communication, Cara Skikne. Interest in the US for postgraduate on-campus programs …

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The Workers Rights

Balancing Books and Budgets: How International Students Can Thrive Financially

Education experts point out international students now use part-time work and internships to support their costs and gain professional experience abroad. Testing various work environments helps students learn new skills. To afford international study programs students must take part-time jobs in USA, UK, Australia, and Canada where these nations let students earn money during their...

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