Cap Foreign Students to Reform Campuses

Policymakers may respond to perceived campus radicalization by directly limiting foreign‑student enrollment and tying federal research funds to compliance with nondiscrimination and neutrality rules. This approach treats enrollment controls and grant freezes as levers to reshape university incentives rather than relying on internal governance alone. — If adopted, capping foreign students and conditioning grants would rewire university finances, research partnerships, and immigration policy, with large implications for national security, higher education access, and the global talent pipeline.