Interpretation of the US election: What impact does Trump's election as president of the United States have on international students?

As mentioned earlier, if Hillary Clinton is elected, the policy that STEM graduates automatically get green cards will be implemented. However, after Trump is elected, he will update the STEM list, replace STEM according to market demand, and narrow the scope of STEM specialty. Therefore, when choosing a major, international students can refer to the scope of STEM major.

Second, the number of international students.

It may affect the number of international students studying in the United States. Remember Trump's campaign slogan? Both of them are "making America great again" and "America first", but his attitude towards immigrants and migrant workers has never been very friendly. In March of this year, Trump said that "the H 1B visa is not a high-tech visa or an immigrant visa, but a cheap temporary employee who replaces Americans.

The politician, former talk show star and eternal capitalist also made some changes to H 1B and immigration policy. According to Trump's campaign website, Trump's latest H 1B policy can be summarized as: 1, raising the current salary standard, and 2, giving priority to hiring Americans.

Some netizens analyzed that Trump's "building a wall" theory is in the interest of the bottom people in the United States, and they have not shared the benefits brought by economic recovery and globalization. They are very resistant to illegal immigrants entering the United States.

Third, job opportunities.

Trump tends to tighten the policy of H-1B. Trump believes that the employment opportunities of American workers should not be replaced by foreign labor. Only by reforming H- 1B can we further protect the position of American citizens.

Moreover, judging from the current actual situation in the United States, the situation of giving priority to hiring Americans or green cards already exists. Many job applications will ask if you need to provide a guarantee for a work visa such as H1B. As long as you choose to do so, it will basically be passed directly. So the conclusion is that the opportunity to study abroad remains unchanged, and the opportunity to work in the United States may decrease after graduation, but once you find a job, the probability of successful immigration will also increase.