America Doesn’t Need 600,000 Chinese ‘Students’
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During a Monday broadcast, President Trump reaffirmed his commitment to welcoming 600,000 Chinese students to the United States over the upcoming two years, a proposal he first introduced in August. This announcement has once again sparked considerable backlash from conservative circles.

Allowing 600,000 Chinese nationals to study at our universities poses a grave national security risk. It’s a green light for the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP) unrestricted warfare. China has long exploited American college campuses — and American innovation — to further its national agenda, such as aiming to achieve self-sufficiency in technology and dominance in high-tech manufacturing.


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