Amid increasing cuts to science funding under the Trump administration, experts warn of a potential brain drain as American researchers consider relocating abroad. With funding slashed to its lowest level in decades, universities across the nation, particularly in states like Massachusetts and California, are feeling the impact. The National Science Foundation has faced significant budget reductions, prompting concerns from senators and researchers about the long-term implications for innovation and STEM education. As a result, the US risks losing its world-class scientific talent, with countries around the globe eager to attract American scholars. The ramifications of these cuts extend beyond academia, potentially costing the US economy billions annually, while continuing to jeopardize opportunities for college students and stifling scientific progress.