US proposes US$70,000 fee for foreign students to work after graduation

AI justification

Policy imposes financial barriers violating equal opportunity, harming diversity and innovation in U.S. education. | The proposed fee imposes a significant financial barrier on foreign students, violating principles of equal opportunity and access to education (UDHR Articles 23, 26). While it may generate revenue, the negative impacts on diversity, innovation, and global collaboration outweigh the benefits. The policy risks exacerbating inequalities and undermining the U.S.'s role as a leader in