Coming to America? In 2025, the US to some looks less like a dream and more like a place to avoid
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The article discusses the changing perception of the American dream, particularly for international students and immigrants, in light of President Trump's immigration policies. The welcoming image of the U.S. is fading as mass deportations and a strong anti-immigrant sentiment create fear among potential migrants. Reports highlight a significant drop in interest from international students wanting to study in the U.S., a shift underscored by a Pew Research Center poll showing deteriorating views of America in many countries. Historical romanticized notions of immigration are challenged by the realities of race and legality in America today.
"The message coming from Washington is that you are not welcome in the United States," said Edwin van Rest, CEO of Studyportals, highlighting the shift in perceptions about studying in America.
The reality of immigration to America contrasts sharply with the romanticized notion, reflecting deep-seated issues of race and ethnicity in defining what it means to be American.
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