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How international students boost local economies and job markets in the US
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International students contribute significantly to the US economy, with over 1.1 million students generating $44 billion in the 2023-2024 academic year. Their economic impact spans tuition, housing, retail, and local businesses across various states, especially in California, Massachusetts, and Texas. However, the Trump administration's visa restrictions threaten this economic boost, potentially disrupting local economies, real estate markets, and job creation. Experts warn that reduced international student enrollment could have long-term consequences on US innovation and entrepreneurship.
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