President Trump's trade war seems to be having a maybe unintended consequence: According to Axios, the tariffs squeezing the Chinese economy seem to be keeping the Chinese students away: "After a decade of booming enrollment by students from China, American universities are starting to see steep declines as political tensions between the two countries cut into a major source of tuition revenue," AP reports. Why it's happening: The U.S trade war with China and concerns about national security risks "appear to be accelerating a trend that's also driven by growing international competition, visa complications and the development of China's own higher education system," writes AP. Chinese students, who are carefully screened by their social-credit government before coming to the U.S., paying full fare, aren't coming here in quite the numbers they came before.  That's probably keeping a lot of spies...(Read Full Post)