In a move that is expected to enhance international students and offers new opportunities for and professional development, it proceeded, announcing today that it has approved rapid access to its universities for foreign young people who were banned from entering the government.
Students who cannot complete their studies in the United States, due to suspension of their travel visas, will be able to go to Spain, the Ministry of Migration said in a statement, adding that the visas will also allow students to work part -time.
Trump has clashed with many top US universities, accusing them of becoming anti -Semitic strongholds after major student protests in favor of Palestinian rights, amid the war in the Gaza Strip. In his clash with Harvard, the US president frozen funding for investigations and has threatened to abolish tax exemption, pushing many European countries, including Spain, to increase survey grants to attract talents.
While Trump has sought to limit immigration to the US, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sancheth is actively encouraging immigration, advertising its economic benefits.
Spain ranks third among the top options for students in the US, wishing to study abroad, behind the United Kingdom and Italy, according to the Open Doors website and at least 20,000 apply for visa each year to attend part of their academic studies.
