Facing mounting pressure over migration policy, state premiers have publicly warned the federal government against reducing caps on international student enrollments.

The Trump administration is reportedly pressuring higher education institutions through investigations and funding threats, targeting policies related to pro-Palestinian protests, diversity initiatives, admissions, and climate programs.

Canadian authorities have released a comprehensive eight-step guide covering visas, finances, housing, and cultural preparation to help prospective international students navigate their arrival and studies.

The Education and Justice ministries are considering imposing visa curbs on Woongji Tax and Accounting College after the institution continued recruiting international students while failing to issue tuition refunds.

Australian Education Minister Jason Clare stated that fees paid by international students for visas are being used to finance reforms aimed at improving the domestic higher education system, amidst backlash over fee hikes.

Former international students are protesting work permit restrictions in Canada, arguing that they should receive compassion rather than examinations by the CBSA during their demonstrations.

Malaysia's 167,000 international students collectively contribute approximately RM20 billion to the national economy each year, with each student spending about RM10,000 monthly.

Various groups have filed challenges against a new rule that seeks to end the 'Duration of Status' policy for international students. This rule change could significantly impact how long international students can remain in the United States.

A coalition has filed a lawsuit to block new DHS visa rule changes that would impose a four-year cap on international students in the U.S. and limit foreign journalists to 240 days.

A coalition of higher education organizations has filed a lawsuit challenging a Trump administration regulation that alters the 'duration of status' for international students, arguing the government overstepped its authority.

Labour's proposed Renters' Rights Act is reportedly disrupting the student housing market in the UK, particularly affecting international students and leading to longer letting processes and prospective tenants paying double rents.

Ontario has cut social assistance for individuals in Canada on temporary visas, including international students, and those illegally in the country. The measure aims to focus support on authorized residents.

The number of international applicants to Finnish universities of applied sciences has plummeted in recent years. Students report that Finland no longer attracts them, citing difficulties in finding jobs.

A new report forecasts a nearly 10% decline, or about 111,000 fewer, international students at U.S. colleges and universities.

British universities are experiencing a decline in international students post-Brexit, leading to financial shortfalls and a relaxation of admission criteria at institutions like Oxford and Cambridge.

The United Kingdom has opened applications for the 2026 Chevening Scholarships, offering opportunities for international students to pursue postgraduate studies. The prestigious scholarship program aims to develop global leaders.

An instructor shares insights from teaching an introductory machine learning course to international students, highlighting the foundational role of mathematics in the field.

The Seoul Global Center is inviting international students in Seoul to participate in a cultural exchange program, making "wakppu ball" or wax balls with local participants.

Kyung Hee University and Jeonju Vision University have been named top institutions by the Education Ministry for their exceptional support in international students' employment and entrepreneurship.

US universities are advising international students to return before September 15, 2026, in anticipation of a major immigration policy change by the Department of Homeland Security that will replace the 'duration of status' system with a fixed admission period.

The United States will introduce fixed-period F-1 visas for international students starting in September, a change that could create more challenges for those studying in the country.

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The US Department of Homeland Security has introduced new rules that will impose fixed time limits on visas for international students, exchange visitors, and foreign journalists, effective September 2026.

Both Canada and the United States are implementing stricter visa policies, leading to a decline in international student numbers and impacting university budgets and potential talent pools.

Vietnam has overtaken China to become the largest source of international students enrolled in South Korean universities, according to a report from the Ministry of Education and the Korean Educational Development Institute.

Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM) has refuted allegations circulating on social media regarding a false 5:1 ratio of international students. The university clarified that only 3,917 international undergraduates are among its total 46,151 students.

The United States has finalized a new alien registration rule, which is expected to provide significant relief for H-1B visa holders, international students, and green card applicants.

The Trump administration is moving to abolish the decades-old rule that allowed international students to remain in the U.S. for the duration of their studies, replacing it with a fixed admission period capped at four years.

The National Student Union (LSVb) in Utrecht has raised concerns about a growing number of abuses in housing for international students, including bedbugs, exorbitant rents, and substandard living conditions.

The Budapest Transport Center (BKK) announced new restrictions on public transport passes for foreign students, effective June 15, impacting those holding foreign student ID cards.

The Netherlands has seen a decrease in the number of international students for the first time in two decades, with 129,764 foreign students enrolled in the current academic year.

Maria's story illustrates the precarious situations faced by international students, migrants, and women in Ireland's housing market, where some are reportedly subjected to sex-for-rent demands amidst the ongoing crisis.

The United Kingdom has introduced stricter immigration measures that could prevent universities from recruiting international students if they do not meet new compliance standards.

UK universities could face a ban on recruiting international students if visa abuse is suspected, following reports that over 10,000 study visa holders claimed asylum last year.

A 'Chinese corner' event was held to connect international students, providing a platform for cultural exchange and interaction. The initiative aims to help students integrate and build community.

A discussion is underway in Finland regarding the potential impact of tuition fees on the country's ability to compete for international students in a highly competitive global environment.

A recent USCIS directive, issued on May 21, redefines applying for a green card from within the US as an exception, thereby restricting the traditional route from student visa to permanent residency for international students.

Finland is experiencing a record influx of fee-paying international students, particularly in Joensuu. However, the experience can be a costly disappointment for some, as highlighted by the case of Nikhil Parmar.

International graduates are finding it increasingly difficult to achieve their "American dream" of working in the U.S. due to a weak hiring market and evolving immigration rules.

Ibn Haldun University (IHU) held its inaugural International Students’ Day, creating an academic and cultural platform to celebrate diversity and foster inclusion.

Australia has suspended new private college courses for international students as part of a broader crackdown on student visas.

Foreign residents and international students with a passion for K-pop dance are being invited to compete in this year’s “K-Pop Vibe Seoul” dance competition at Dongdaemun Design Plaza in July.

International students are contributing to Tianjin's growing reputation as a vibrant cultural hub in China.

Irish schools will be mandated to refund fees to students whose study visa applications are denied, according to a statement from a minister. This measure aims to protect international students from financial loss.

The Seoul Global Center is providing one-on-one counseling to international students in Korea to help them navigate the complexities of the local job market, including resume formats, networking, and visa concerns.

Canada has initiated a pilot project to track the departure of temporary residents with expired visas, marking the first time the government is implementing an entry-exit system for visitors, temporary workers, and international students.

International students in Ireland are accusing English-language schools of failing to refund tuition fees for months after their visa applications were rejected, despite regulations requiring timely refunds.

International students at Chongqing University participated in a special language and book day event, fostering cultural exchange and academic engagement.

The University of Strasbourg is preparing to expel approximately 40 master's students from non-EU countries who have not paid their increased tuition fees, a measure rarely enforced by other universities but encouraged by the government.

Prosecutors in Beijing are stepping up efforts to provide enhanced legal education and awareness programs for international students in the city.

The number of new international students arriving in Canada has fallen to its lowest level in a decade, even below pandemic-era figures, following a significant reduction in approved study permits.

Iran has set an agenda to attract 320,000 international students to its educational institutions by the year 2028.

South Korea's Education Ministry announced the launch of a new online platform designed to provide international students with comprehensive information on university programs, scholarships, visas, and job opportunities. The initiative aims to bolster efforts to attract foreign talent to the country.

International students in Canada, including Nigerians, will no longer require a separate co-op work permit for internships, co-ops, and practicums under a new rule effective April 1, 2026.

Canada is implementing stricter checks on international students and setting a 21-day deadline for document submission, following a report on fraud in the International Student Program.

International students in Australia are expressing distress over recent sudden visa fee hikes and stricter rules, raising concerns about affordability and their future study and work prospects. Many feel exploited by the rapidly shifting policies.

South Korea produced a record 19,831 PhD holders last year, but a growing share are struggling to find high-paying jobs, raising concerns about the prospects for hundreds of thousands of international students and the overall value of advanced degrees.

Justice Minister Sean Fraser, who previously oversaw immigration, stated that with hindsight, he would have acted sooner to cap international student numbers, following an Auditor General's report on fraud in the program.

The number of international students in Portuguese universities has more than doubled in 10 years, with Brazil accounting for 70% of students from the CPLP seeking qualifications, followed by Guinea-Bissau and Cape Verde.

Leaders across Australian states have urged the federal Albanese government to reconsider proposed reductions in international student enrollment caps, citing economic impacts and ongoing migration policy debates.

Harvard Business School is considering establishing a European outpost after reports surfaced that Donald Trump threatened to restrict visas for international students.

With approximately 167,000 foreign learners currently enrolled, tuition fees and living expenditures significantly boost national revenue as Malaysia ascends global education rankings.

The recent passing of a Chinese student in South Korea has reignited debates over campus safety and regulatory oversight for international students in the country.

Kaunas University of Applied Sciences is a national leader this academic year, with over 2,000 first-year students, including 161 international students, beginning their studies.

A new study indicates that Dutch higher education institutions are highly valued by international students due to the availability of English-taught courses, affordable tuition, and quality education.

Customs data from Wuhan, China, indicates that international students comprise over half of the HIV infections identified among individuals entering the city's port in recent years, though the overall number of cases remains low.

After a period of declining numbers, recent admissions data indicate a renewed interest from international students in Estonia's universities.

A report highlights the eight most employable courses for international students considering studies in the United Kingdom, focusing on strong employment prospects for 2026.

Stanford University is facing increased scrutiny from the Justice Department regarding donations from foreign sources and its practices concerning international students and admissions.

UK universities are offering fee discounts to international students, driven by tighter visa regulations and increased competition in a financially strained sector.

Twelve international students who participated in a protest in Calgary have been flagged as potentially inadmissible to Canada and could face deportation, according to an immigration lawyer.

Donald Trump has intensified scrutiny on international students, issuing a warning to US colleges regarding the potential misuse of work permits.

Several Southeast Asian cities are becoming increasingly popular destinations for international students, offering world-class universities, affordable living costs, and vibrant multicultural communities.

Leading universities in the UK are reportedly becoming more flexible with entry grades following a 10% decrease in international student enrollment.

International students in the U.S. are facing new uncertainty due to sweeping visa regulations that introduce additional administrative requirements, higher costs, and stricter rules.

A report indicates that foreign students working in South Korea are largely employed in retail, restaurants, and lodging sectors, with most earning less than 2 million won ($1,390) monthly. Approximately 83 percent of employed international students work in these areas.

Moscow aims to attract 500,000 international students by 2030 as part of a strategy to strengthen long-term partnerships with countries across Asia, Africa, the Middle East, and South America.

A list has been released detailing African countries whose citizens are not required to provide proof of funds when applying for a UK student visa, outlining updated financial requirements for international students.

While Europe dominates the top 10 cities for international students, two Asian destinations are projected to hold the top two positions by 2027.

Hong Kong has maintained its 17th position among the world's top student destinations, according to British rankings firm Quacquarelli Symonds (QS). However, high living costs and the steepest tuition fees in East Asia continue to deter international students.

Birmingham Newman University has launched an Excellence Scholarship program designed for international students pursuing Master’s degrees in vital fields, inviting applications for postgraduate studies.

An Indian diaspora group is voicing opposition to a proposed US policy that would cap student visas at four years, raising concerns about its impact on international students.

Korea University has implemented an AI-powered real-time interpretation service, Tkita Caption, to allow lectures to be delivered in students' native languages, enhancing accessibility for international students.

A new US policy capping international students' stay at four years has sent shockwaves through Korean international student communities across the country.

A report indicates that 'Brand America' is losing its attractiveness to international students, suggesting a shift in global educational preferences. The trend highlights challenges for U.S. institutions in attracting foreign talent.

New Zealand has eased its student visa regulations, now allowing international students to switch courses without needing to apply for a new visa.

A recent study indicates that more international students are choosing to remain in Korea after graduation, as foreign graduates from Korean universities are experiencing better employment outcomes and earning higher salaries.

The Ministry of Higher Education (MOHE) announced that international students make up only 12.6 percent of total enrolment in public and private higher education institutions (IPTs) in Malaysia, assuring that this does not reduce opportunities for Malaysian students.

The European Parliament is negotiating to lower tuition fees for international students heading to the United Kingdom, where costs can reach up to €44,000 per year, a recurring issue that has postponed the second UK-EU summit.

A growing trend indicates that fewer US companies are willing to hire foreign graduates, impacting international students seeking employment in the United States.

International students in the Netherlands are increasingly encountering housing fraud and various issues, including bedbugs. Student unions are warning about the growing problems faced by these students.

Forty-six international students have received their MTech degrees at the Indian Institute of Technology Madras' Zanzibar campus.

Universities in Latvia and Malaysia are investing thousands of euros to attract international students, aiming to boost their global presence and academic diversity. This strategy is part of a broader effort to enhance their international appeal.

Georgia's Interior Ministry announced new legislative amendments on June 8, introducing stricter migration rules for foreign students and local educational institutions. The changes also criminalize fictitious marriages between Georgian and foreign citizens.

Seoul Global Center is offering a free resume review service for 50 international students to help them polish their resumes for job hunting in Korea.

The UK government is implementing stricter rules for recruiting international students to combat visa system abuse, demanding higher compliance standards from universities and setting tougher targets for visa refusal, enrolment, and course completion rates.

An article delves into the often-unacknowledged challenges and realities faced by international students, moving beyond the idealized perception of studying abroad.

A student organization in Copenhagen is working to create a bridge between international students and Danes, helping individuals grow their networks and friendships.

International students visited a village in Ningxia to witness firsthand the efforts and progress in rural vitalization initiatives.

International students had the opportunity to visit and experience fruit farms in China's Shandong province, offering a cultural and agricultural immersion.

The number of Austrian students at universities has been declining for years. This is compensated by individuals from abroad.

International students visiting Chengdu expressed their admiration for the advanced robotics showcased at a local exhibition.

French universities are set to impose significantly higher fees on non-EU international students starting this fall.

Finland is planning to implement new regulations for international students, which include more stringent language and financial checks, as well as delayed family reunification.

Following the events of October 7, an increasing number of international students are choosing to study in Israel, finding a sense of safety and community at institutions like Reichman University after feeling unsafe on their home campuses.

International students are contributing to Tianjin's cultural vibrancy, making the city a hub for diverse cultural exchange and activities.

An analysis explores the varying tuition fees for international students across Europe, highlighting discontent over a French government plan to significantly increase fees for non-EU students.

Reports indicate that new immigration restrictions are anticipated, specifically targeting H-1B visas and international students.

Australia is facing criticism for allegedly earning nearly AU$10 million from rejected student visa applications in a single month due to non-refundable fees, with critics accusing the country of profiting from international students' educational aspirations.

Experts offer insights on how to support international students facing anxiety and uncertainty during a global exam season, emphasizing mental health and academic well-being.

The first results of the Trump administration's new H-1B lottery have been released, leading international students to reconsider their academic majors in response to the updated policy.

A body representing English language schools has expressed deep concern regarding international students who are owed money by businesses operating in the sector.

Canada has recorded a 37% decrease in the number of international students, according to a new report.

The Canadian Liberal government has pledged to take action regarding international students who overstay their visas, among other policy discussions.

An article highlights the top five countries that provide post-study work visas, a crucial factor for international students aiming to gain work experience after graduation.

Canada is reportedly proposing a significant overhaul of its skilled-worker immigration system, which could remove scoring advantages previously held by international students and applicants with Canadian family ties for permanent residency.

Canada is considering a policy change to allow international students to work without permits, aiming to address significant visa application backlogs that have extended processing times to around 250 days.

An article provides essential information for international students considering or preparing to study in Denmark, outlining 10 key things to know.

The Canadian government has sent letters to numerous international students, including many from India, asking them to provide proof of compliance with their study permit conditions.

South Korean immigration authorities are investigating Honam University following allegations that it admitted international students using falsified graduation certificates from an unaccredited US institution.

A study explores how international students from the 'Third World' living in real-socialist Romania challenged the ideals and promises of socialist internationalism.

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Canada's Auditor General found that only a fraction of 153,000 flagged international students with expired study permits were investigated, with 93% of 549,000 students allowed to remain in the country.

The US federal government has directed universities to limit certain internship work authorizations for foreign students, warning of compliance consequences for non-adherence.

Highlights how foreign scholars studying in Rwanda contribute to the nation's academic growth and long-term development goals.

Fintech company Toss is issuing prepaid cards to newly arrived international students across 15 Korean universities, bridging the financial access gap before they can open local bank accounts.

Recent data reveals that Vietnamese nationals now lead all countries in enrollment numbers for higher education institutions in South Korea, reflecting shifting educational migration trends.

Applications to Finnish universities of applied sciences from outside the EU and EEA have dropped dramatically from 60,000 to 12,000 over two years, signaling a decline in Finland's appeal to foreign students.

A student from Hyderabad died by suicide in the United States, reportedly due to stress over being unable to find a job after completing his master's degree. The incident has raised concerns about the pressures faced by international students.

A federal court is scheduled to review arguments on September 3, 2026, regarding a proposed rule change that would overhaul the 'duration of status' policy for international students on F and J visas.

Harvard University has advised international students to return to the US before September 15 due to impending new F-1 and J-1 visa regulations. This comes as Sean Duffy faces a family dilemma regarding an Ivy League school and Christian values.

New UK visa regulations are expected to significantly affect Nigerian and other international students, who have become a crucial part of the UK's migration landscape, particularly those seeking to remain after studies.

KAIST President Bae Choong-sik, who recently took office, announced plans to double the share of international students to 30% by 2030, emphasizing the importance of meaningful contributions from incoming students and researchers.

The University of Lisbon and AIMA have established a new channel aimed at helping foreign students. The initiative seeks to reduce bureaucratic constraints associated with regularizing their stay in Portugal, initially targeting 30% of international students.

British higher education institutions are warning of financial turmoil as new figures indicate a significant collapse in international student numbers, prompting calls for policy changes.

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith has emphasized that international students must return to their home countries once their study visas expire if they do not secure permanent residency in Canada.

An Iranian platform is leveraging artificial intelligence to make Persian language education more accessible for the increasing number of international students at Iranian universities. The initiative aims to support learners who may start with little or no prior knowledge of the language.

The 59th annual Summer School of Slavic Studies in Brno, Czech Republic, has commenced, with approximately one hundred foreigners from various countries and age groups attending a month-long course to learn the Czech language.

An unnamed Asian destination has taken the top spot for the second consecutive year as the world's best city for international students.

Canada has introduced tougher financial scrutiny for international student visa applicants, requiring more substantial proof of funds.

Canada's immigration authority has issued clarifications regarding work permit rules for international students after a series of rejections. The authority emphasized that unauthorized work can lead to severe consequences and future permit denials.

US universities are advising international students, particularly F-1 and J-1 visa holders, to return from overseas before new immigration changes, including a four-year visa limit, take effect on September 15.

US education groups are criticizing a new Department of Homeland Security (DHS) rule that ends the 'duration of status' policy for international students.

China is urged to become a magnet for international students to prosper, as the number of students taking the National Higher Education Entrance Examination (gaokao) has declined for a second consecutive year.

A new report indicates that a decrease in international student enrollment has cost the U.K. economy an estimated £2.9 billion (US$3.89 billion), highlighting the significant financial contribution of overseas students.

Figures show that only about two in 10 students training as performing musicians in the Netherlands are Dutch, indicating a growing international presence in the country's music colleges.

A recent move by the United States to shorten visa durations is anticipated to negatively affect international students already residing in the country. The policy change raises concerns about their academic and personal stability.

The US Trump administration announced new regulations limiting the duration of student visas to a maximum of four years, a move that has raised concerns among organizations supporting international students.

The new rule from the US DHS creates a fixed time period for visas for international students and members of the media, which were previously available for the duration of the program or employment.

The Gwangju Busking World Cup is inviting international students in Korea to participate in a special busking program on October 8, organized by the Gwangju Dong-gu Culture and Tourism Foundation.

The Trump administration has unveiled a new immigration roadmap that includes tightening H-1B visa rules and shrinking work options for international students.

Strathclyde Business School in Glasgow has announced the opening of applications for its International Masters Scholarship 2027. The scholarship aims to support international students pursuing postgraduate studies.

A viral post claims an Indian student was denied entry to the US due to a WhatsApp group, leading to a warning for international students to be vigilant about their digital communications.

The Seoul Metropolitan Government is accepting applications from international students for a 30-day program designed to help them build careers and settle in the city. The '30 Days in Seoul' program will run from July 13 to August 28.

Cyprus is preparing to establish a new organization, modeled after the British Council, to promote its universities abroad and attract a higher number of international students, as announced by President Nikos Christodoulides.

Deputy Minister of Tourism, Sofia Zacharaki, stated that Greece is working towards establishing itself as a significant regional and international academic center. This initiative seeks to enhance the country's educational standing and attract more international students and researchers.

The number of international students attending Dutch universities has fallen for the first time in two decades. This decline marks a significant shift in the trend of international enrollment in the Netherlands.

Finland is actively promoting its study opportunities globally, attracting a high volume of international students. However, the influx has led to calls for stricter policies, with some students, like one from India, criticizing Finnish schools as 'money grabbers'.

Austrian universities are considering significantly higher fees for international students, according to the WU Rector. The proposal suggests implementing these fees with careful consideration.

Japan has reached a record high of over 400,000 international students in fiscal 2025, achieving a government enrollment target nearly a decade ahead of schedule, largely driven by students from South and Southeast Asia.

The UK Home Office is implementing stricter rules to prevent universities from sponsoring international students, aiming to curb visa abuse and reduce asylum claims.

Ireland has released new visa guidelines requiring international students planning to study for over three months to obtain a long-term study visa.

International Students Day was celebrated on May 20 at Ibn Haldun University in Türkiye, bringing together international students from approximately 88 countries to showcase their diverse cultures.

Many small high schools in Finland survive by attracting students from abroad, but the Orpo government's decision to introduce tuition fees threatens to undermine their viability, raising questions about who would pay 15,000 euros for a year of study.

Australia's Swinburne University of Technology is offering a 30% tuition fee scholarship for international students. This initiative aims to attract global talent to its programs.

US immigration rules and crackdowns under the Trump administration are contributing to a summer lifeguard shortage, impacting popular tourist hubs that rely on about 100,000 international students for seasonal work.

International students visiting Chengdu were reportedly impressed by a local robotics showcase, highlighting advancements in the field.

A group of international students has recorded a song as part of an initiative to promote the Chinese city of Tianjin.

Australia has temporarily halted new sign-ups for international students, citing concerns over the 'poor quality' of some entrants to its education system.

Thousands of international students from Sudan accuse the UK of denying their right to education after their study visas were refused, attributing it to Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood’s 'emergency brake' on migration.

A study reveals that over 70% of international students working part-time in South Korea are concentrated in hospitality jobs, with 41.9% paid off the books, driven by a health insurance loophole.

Education Ministry figures in New Zealand show a significant increase in full-time international students enrolling for masters degrees last year, surpassing domestic student numbers, as an August rule change approaches.

Foreign residents in Korea are invited to apply for the 2026 Korea Migrants’ Song Festival, a competition open to migrant workers, international students, naturalized citizens, and multicultural families.

The number of full-time international students in Canada has decreased by nearly a third since 2023-24, falling by 124,000 and returning to levels last seen during the Covid-19 pandemic, according to Statistics Canada.

Dozens of international students are waiting for over €60,000 in refunds from language schools after their visa applications were rejected.

France is implementing a new policy to strictly apply higher tuition fees for non-EU students, raising them to €3,941, a move that is causing concern among Moroccan applicants who form the largest group of international students in the country.

Seoul National University has approved a proposal to establish a new undergraduate division exclusively for international students, with enrollment expected to begin in fall 2027.

U.S. consulates rejected 35% of student visa applicants in 2025, marking the highest refusal rate in a decade and potentially costing American universities billions in lost tuition revenue.

Germany is on course for a record 420,000 international students in the 2025-2026 academic year, drawing record numbers from India, Vietnam, and across Asia with free tuition and scholarships even as…

International students studying in China are highlighted for their role in building cultural and academic bridges between China and global communities.

A column discusses how tuition fees for international students from outside the EU and EEA are further shrinking small high schools in Finland, making the matriculation examination costly for them.

Amid a record number of international students, South Korea announced plans to strengthen oversight through joint government inspections of universities.

This article highlights and promotes various opportunities for international students to study in Azerbaijan.

International students in Australia are reportedly skipping meals and reducing their intake of essential foods due to the soaring cost of living, with rising rents being a major factor.

An expert commentary highlights Germany's increasing popularity as a study destination, with the country consistently ranking among the top choices for international students worldwide.

A US Senator has introduced a bill aimed at monitoring international students working in American laboratories, citing concerns that foreign nationals in these facilities pose a national security threat.

The proportion of Indian international students in Canada has sharply declined from over 50% in 2023 to under 10% in 2025, amidst growing concerns over immigration integrity.