20 16 what impact does the us presidential election have on studying abroad and immigration?

20 16 the influence of American presidential election on international students: the basic positions and educational policies of the two parties on international students and immigrants

1, Democratic Party

Basic position: hold minority rights, relax immigration policy, provide more benefits for low-income families, and increase the immigration quota for high-tech talents. (Today's Democratic Party is more inclined to protect African-Americans and Mexican-Americans, and pays less attention to Chinese. )

Education policy: the policy of leaning towards the disadvantaged groups will also increase the support of teachers' unions. University education is the main key for the disadvantaged groups to get rid of poverty, so the Democratic Party will be more generous in education expenditure. If the school has more funds, the pressure to recruit China students as a part of the source of funds will not be greater, and the enrollment restrictions will be stricter.

2, * * * and the party

Basic position: to exclude ethnic minorities by expelling illegal immigrants and arming the border.

Education policy: biased towards the state of tight government revenue and expenditure, the investment in education funds will be more conservative. Due to financial difficulties, American universities will also relax the restrictions on international students accordingly, so as to expand the enrollment scale and make up for the financial vacancy.

PS: Although the Democratic Party's immigration policy is relatively loose, some Democrats have put forward the policy of dividing admission places by race. * * * and the Party's program on solving educational problems mentioned increasing parents' participation in education and increasing parents' choice and control over their children's different schools. The platform of the Democratic Party emphasizes that education policies and practical operations should be based on professional opinions and research. The former is undoubtedly more in the interests of parents studying abroad.