The Trump Effect: US Schools Declining!

The effects of the Donald Trump administration in the United States have been largely attributed to the changing migration and economic situation in the country. The latest development are suggesting that the school system in United States is declining due to the Trump effect.

According to the latest reports, the schools across the United States are seeing a major drop in the number of students coming from immigrant families.

Many families are leaving the country or avoiding public schools because they are worried about immigration checks and strict rules. In some places, the number of new immigrant students has fallen sharply.

For example, in the Miami Dade district, newcomer enrollment dropped from more than twenty thousand to only about two thousand five hundred. This sudden fall has created a large financial loss for the district. Several other regions, including Denver, Houston, northern Alabama, Chicago suburbs, and parts of Massachusetts, are facing similar problems.

Some schools have even closed special programs meant for newcomer students because very few children are joining.

Teachers say that this situation is affecting children in many ways. Students are not only missing lessons but also losing chances to make friends, share cultures, and receive emotional support.

The effect is also visible in colleges. The number of foreign students is falling, especially from India. Many Indian students are now choosing Canada, Australia, and Europe because companies in the United States are no longer offering enough work visa opportunities.