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Trump's New Student Visa Rule Could Backfire on the US Economy
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A study by the Peterson Institute for International Economics suggests that Trump's new student visa rule could incur a loss of $200 billion to $400 billion per year to the US economy.
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Trump's New Student Visa Rule Could Backfire on the US Economy
A study by the Peterson Institute for International Economics has found that Trump's new student visa rule could have a significant impact on the US economy. The rule, which caps the stay of international students in US universities at four years, is expected to lead to a loss of $200 billion to $400 billion per year. The study suggests that the rule could backfire on the US economy, leading to a decrease in revenue and an increase in costs. The US economy relies heavily on international students, who contribute significantly to the country's revenue and innovation.
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