<div><p>A growing number of U.S. colleges and universities are advising international students to return to campus before President-elect Donald Trump is inaugurated, over concerns that he might impose travel bans like he did during his first administration.</p></div>

More than a dozen schools have issued advisories, even though Trump’s plans remain uncertain. At some schools, the spring semester begins before Trump will take office, so students may have to be back in class anyway. But for anyone whose ability to stay in the United States depends on an academic visa, they say it’s best to reduce their risks and get back to campus before Jan. 20.

U.S. colleges are advising international students to return before President-elect Donald Trump's inauguration over about travel bans fears.{ai:summary}<p>U.S. colleges and universities are urging international students to return to campus ahead of President-elect Donald Trump's inauguration due to concerns over potential travel bans. More than a dozen institutions have issued advisories, emphasizing the importance of minimizing risks for students reliant on academic visas.</p><p>With some spring semesters starting before Trump takes office, students may need to be back in class regardless. Institutions are advising prompt action to ensure students can continue their education without disruption. #politics</p>

Travel ban fears prompt U.S. colleges to advise international students to return before Trump inauguration

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