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Thursday, October 29, 2026

Will China travel hurt US students’ careers? FBI battles fears as talent pipeline stalls

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An American student considering studying in China attended a briefing with a senior FBI official at a Washington think tank last month to address her concerns about whether such an experience could jeopardise her prospects for a career in the federal government.

The official’s message: travelling to China would not automatically disqualify her.

She welcomed the clarification but said she wasn’t “completely reassured”.

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