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ALIPAC Opposes Trump Plan To Displace 600k U.S. College Students

With Imported Chinese Communist Pro-CCP College Students

For Global Release : August 27, 2025

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Americans for Legal Immigration PAC (ALIPAC.us) is considering changing the organization's name to 'Americans for Less Immigration' in response to President Donald Trump's August 26, 2025 announcement (Sources) that he "will allow 600,000 Chinese students to study in the U.S., despite previous plans by administration officials to revoke visas from Chinese students in March."

ALIPAC believes Trump's change on this issue may be an attempt to curry favor with the Chinese communists to aid struggling U.S. bond sales, now that the Chinese no longer buy our bonds, and $4.5 trillion of debt is due to be restructured by the end of 2025.

ALIPAC believes that Trump's new stance in favor of importing 600,000 Chinese college students will hurt American citizens who have family members who want to attend the limited seats in American colleges and will further compromise America's national security in the wake of numerous stories about Chinese students stealing American technologies and importing dangerous biological organisms. Trump never campaigned on importing more college students from America's most dangerous global rival and potential military threat, and ALIPAC believes this plan will be opposed by large portions of Trump's voter base.

Trump told Daily Caller White House correspondent Reagan Reese that he is “getting along very well” with Chinese President Xi Jianping and that it is an “honor” for Chinese students to come to the U.S. “We’re getting along very well with China. And I’m getting along very well with President Xi. I think it’s very insulting to say students can’t come here because they’ll go out, they’ll start building schools and they’ll be able to survive it. But, I like that their students come here, I like that other countries’ students come here. And you know what would happen? If they didn’t, our college system would go to hell very quickly.” (Source)

ALIPAC disagrees that American colleges will "go to hell very quickly" without over half a million imported communist college students!

"Americans did not elect Donald Trump to increase legal or illegal immigration levels in any way," said William Gheen, founder of Americans For Legal Immigration PAC. "Our nation is already heavily compromised, and our citizens are suffering from immigration vectored warfare and attacks that are harming Americans in many ways. Importing 600,000 more young, military-aged, communist controlled Chinese foreign nationals into our socialist controlled Universities is a notoriously bad idea that will displace 600,000 American college kids! ALIPAC officially opposes this plan and encourages the Trump administration to return to their prior logo and brand like Cracker Barrel and focus on getting illegals out of America instead of trying to bring more communist youth in to challenge American kids for the limited seats in our colleges."

ALIPAC is asking supporters to take to social media and talk radio shows to express opposition to the Trump plan to import 600,000 pro-CCP Chinese college students to please Chinese President Xi Jinping, and to call the White House directly at 202-456-1414 and communicate opposition on President Trump's Truth Social Account (HERE), his Twitter / X account (HERE), and on Facebook (HERE).

For more information about ALIPAC's efforts to protect American citizens from harmful issues caused by excessive legal and illegal immigration, please visit www.ALIPAC.us.

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Just say NO to bringing 600K Chinese students into the US to compete for seats at our Colleges & Universities!

Call the White House (202) 456-1414

As it is, we've heard many stories about Chinese students

• Stealing American technologies
• Importing dangerous biological organisms

Trump ignites conservative backlash after opening door to 600,000 Chinese students

'What is this madness?'

Conservative voices oppose proposal to allow 600,000 Chinese nationals into American universities


By Cameron Arcand Fox News

Published August 26, 2025 3:17pm EDT

President Donald Trump’s plan to allow 600,000 Chinese student visas to be issued drew strong criticism from the right on Monday and Tuesday.

The proposal comes as the president is amid trade talks with China, and backers of the plan could be necessary to keep certain universities afloat, whereas others say it could hinder the opportunities of American students.

"I hear so many stories that we're not going to allow their students," Trump told reporters as trade talks with China are ongoing.

"We're going to allow their students to come in. It's very important, 600,000 students. It's very important. But we're going to get along with China," he continued.

Trump expanded on his comments during a Cabinet meeting at the White House on Tuesday.

"I think it's very insulting to say students can't come here because they'll go out and start building schools and they'll be able to survive it. But I like that their students come here. I like that other countries' students come here. And you know what would happen if they didn't? Our college system would go to hell very quickly. And it wouldn't be the top colleges, so it'd be colleges that struggle on the bottom. And you take out 300,000 or 600,000 students out of the system," Trump said.

"I like having, and I told this to President Xi that we're honored to have their students here. Now, with that, we check in with careful and we see who's there," he added.


Donald Trump says 600,000 Chinese students could be allowed into the U.S. to study at its colleges pending a potential trade agreement with China. (Fox News)

Some immigration groups and conservative voices on social media voiced their opposition to the proposal.

"We should not let in 600,000 CHINESE students to attend American colleges and universities that may be loyal to the CCP," Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, R-Ga., posted on X late Monday night. "If refusing to allow these Chinese students to attend our schools causes 15% of them to fail then these schools should fail anyways because they are being propped up by the CCP."

"Granting 600,000 student visas to Chinese nationals threatens to put foreign students ahead of U.S. graduates," Joe Chatham, director of government relations at the Federation for American Immigration Reform, told Fox News Digital in a statement.

"The focus now must be on reforms to limit access to sectors crucial to our economy and national security that have repeatedly been the target of corporate espionage and intellectual property theft—not expanding access to hostile countries. Educating foreign nationals should never be put before the interests of U.S. citizens and ensuring that our nation thrives," he continued.

Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick delved further into the Trump administration’s view on the matter when pressed on "The Ingraham Angle."

"With all due respect, how is allowing 600,000 students from the communist country of China putting America first?" Laura Ingraham asked.


Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick in the Oval Office of the White House on Aug. 6, 2025. (Bonnie Cash/UPI/Bloomberg via Getty Images)

"The president’s point of view is that what would happen if you didn’t have those 600K students is that you’d empty them from the top, all the students would go up to better schools, and the bottom 15% of universities and colleges would go out of business in America."

"He’s taking a rational economic view, which is classic Donald Trump," Lutnick added.

Many suggested that the free market should come into play with these colleges that could be at a potential financial risk.

"Let them go under, then! What is this madness? NO. WE DON’T WANT MORE CHINESE STUDENTS. We actually don’t want any," conservative commentator Kira Davis wrote.

"15% going under isn’t a bad thing," writer Ryan Girdusky posted to X.

"Trump's team is not capable of defending his Chinese student visa program," conservative lawyer Marina Medvin posted on X. "That's because they don't actually want it either. It's hard to sell something you don't like."


Banners on the Harry Elkins Widener Memorial Library at Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts, on May 27, 2025. (Sophie Park/Bloomberg)

"So this is essentially a subsidy for academia. Got it. American universities shouldn't need an influx of foreign students in order to stay afloat. If they can't survive on American enrollment, then let them go under. Plus, Chinese students steal our research and send it home," Josh Peterson, a full stack developer and investigative journalist, posted.

Conservative commentator Liz Wheeler unleashed on the Trump White House, saying these Chinese students should be banned.

"Chinese 'students' are all spies for the Chinese Communist Party. They’re forced to be. They steal our intellectual property. They steal our tech. They steal our intel. They cozy up to our military," Wheeler posted on X. "Trump should ban all Chinese students from U.S. universities. Deport them all."

"This is the dumbest explanation I’ve heard. By all means, put colleges & universities out of business!" Wheeler said in response to Lutnick's defense of Trump's policy. "Their business is indoctrinating students into hardened revolutionary Marxists. If you want to save America, you’ll have to raze the university system. Perfect chance to start."

Others agreed with Lutnick’s perspective on the issue, saying that it could actually help the United States bring in more talent domestically.

"This is not as horrible as people are making it out to be. Chinese students on U.S. visas aren’t average kids. They represent the top tier of China’s youth," podcast host Joshua Reid posted to X.

"On the other side, we are hosting China’s future leaders, scientists, and innovators. Which also means that American culture returns home with them. When you start to think about emergent tech, this is actually a great idea. Bring the top level students over the US. This is talent that is pulled away from China and now becomes a national asset," Reid added.

At the conclusion of Lutnick's interview with Laura Ingraham, Ingraham remarks that American engineering students should be given top priority in the job market, noting that they are "brilliant when given half a chance."

Fox News Digital's Emma Bussey contributed to this report.

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