Ro Khanna says that he will also criticize Trump for ‘ban’ to some alone Musk for ‘ban’.

California -based Indian original Democratic rape Ro Khanna spoke against the ban of Donald Trump administration on international students and said that international students contributed $ 44 billion to the American economy, leading to the best exports to those who cares for reducing trade deficit. Khanna said that the Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnik always speaks about reducing trade deficit and this is the area that can actually help. “The reality is that you have people like Elon Musk who were foreign students, I mean, they are embedded in Silicon Valley and the companies that have been created,” Ro Khanna said on CNBC. “Now you like Elon Musk?” The host of the panel asked Ro Khan that Democrat said that he always praised Elon Musk and his contribution, and the two knew each other for a long time. “I have known Elon Musk for 15 years. I have always praised Tesla, SpaceX, her innovations. And you now see him expressing some concerns. I guarantee that he will criticize the ban on foreign students,” Khanna said. Democratic leader’s comments came when Elon Musk has an owl on a warpath against President Donald Trump, although he has not named the President, but criticized the Congressmen who voted for a big, beautiful bill, which he said that he would increase the loan limit to five trillion dollars. “You talk to Stanford, you talk to other state colleges, many of them rely on international students to be able to employ. Foreign students who pay full goods also help reduce costs so that American students do not have to pay that much,” Ru Khanna said. The state department has stopped all student visa interviews to take decisions on social media. The President Wednesday signed an announcement to ban foreign students visas at Harvard University amid the ongoing quarrel with the university. Trump stopped Harvard to enroll international students as it did not provide the administration with details of foreign students who had sought – but the order was stopped by a court.