The article discusses the anxieties faced by international students, particularly Jessica Weld from Trinity College Dublin, as they arrive at US border control. While concerns about visa revocation and the potential for social media scrutiny loom large, most students express that homesickness and issues related to adapting to American food are their primary worries. The narrative reveals a shift in priorities among students, as they must manage both immigration uncertainty and the challenges of settling into a new country.
Jessica Weld, a Trinity College Dublin student, felt anxious at the US border, worrying about visa revocations and social media scrutiny, rather than deportation.
Reports highlight that many international students see homesickness and adaptation to American food as greater concerns compared to potential deportation risks from policy changes.
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