Study in USA Universities, Donald Trump) . Many universities in America have appealed to their international students and staff to return to the USA before Donald Trump’s swearing-in ceremony. The term of the President in America will begin from January 20, 2025.
This means that US President Donald Trump will take oath at the same time. It is believed that US President Donald Trump may issue a new travel advisory for foreigners.
After this appeal of the American University, it is feared that the Trump administration may impose some travel restrictions. America’s newly elected President Donald Trump has announced that he will sign several executive orders on the issues of economy and immigration on the very first day of taking oath as the 47th President of America. That is why American universities want foreign students to return to the campus before this.
International students are tensed
. Donald Trump will officially take over the reins of the country as the President of America from January 20, 2025. Even before his return, international students and universities have started getting tensed. Like Trump’s first term, this time too everyone is afraid of travel restrictions (US Travel Advisory), visa problems (US Student Visa) and changes in policy (US Immigration Policy). It is believed that difficulties may increase with Trump’s return.
Return to America in 1 month
American universities have appealed to international students to return to America before 20 January 2025. Most foreign students leave America in November-December through semester break or student exchange program. In such a situation, if the Trump government changes the visa rules, then students will not be able to get student visa easily. It is believed that Donald Trump can also ban students from some countries.
New policies may be implemented
The University of Massachusetts Amherst (UMass Amherst) has issued this advisory along with several other institutions. In this, international students, scholars and staff have been urged to return to the US before Trump’s swearing-in. The Global Affairs Office’s travel advisory states – This advice is being given with utmost caution because the new presidential administration may implement new policies on the very first day of its tenure.
