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Oregon Universities Brace for International Enrollment Drop Following Visa Delays, Trump Policies

More than 7,300 international students at Oregon colleges support nearly $264 million in annual economic activity as visa delays and rule changes threaten enrollment.

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Ahead of the fall semester at Oregon’s largest public universities, staff are helping students from around the world navigate challenging visa delays and uncertainty over President Donald Trump and his administration’s immigration policies that are expected to drive down international enrollment. Oregon’s senior U.S. Sen. Ron Wyden, a Democrat, on Aug. 13 joined two dozen colleagues calling on Secretary of State Marco Rubio in a letter to explai…

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Oregon universities brace for international enrollment drop following visa delays, Trump policies

International students hoping to be on an Oregon campus by the end of September to start classes have reported difficulty getting paperwork processed in time.

·Portland, United States
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Oregon Capital Chronicle broke the news on Tuesday, September 1, 2026.
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