Australia to Propose Foreign Student Limits | Bloomberg: The Asia Trade 08/20/2024

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[DumpTheDollar]

Go ahead and impose the limit. There are other options available now.

[Decision]

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[ArabicReja]

Besides higher English requirements, Australia 🇦🇺 also needs to check for national security risks.
- Many Chinese students don't come to Australia to study,
but to grab Australian intellectual properties and
to *launder corrupt money by buying up big houses.*