Foreign Student Visas: Educating America’s Adversaries
Guess who Obama’s State Department issues hundreds of thousands of student visas to?
December 22, 2016
Michael Cutler
It has been said that if you give a man a fish you will feed him for a day, but if you teach him how to fish, you will feed him for a lifetime. This simple saying illustrates how important training/education is.
Incredibly, the United States’ immigration policies formulated by the Obama administration welcome hundreds of thousands of Chinese STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) students into our nation’s premier universities while it is clear that China demonstrates hostility to the United States acting not as a partner, but rather as an adversary.
Chinese computer hackers attack computers in the United States as a matter of routine. The obvious question is how many of those Chinese computer hackers may have been trained and educated in the United States.
China’s recent theft of a U.S. Navy drone in the South China Sea underscores this hostility as do the arrest of numerous spies operating on behalf of China to steal America’s military and industrial secrets.
Not surprisingly, China has offered to return the drone while President-Elect Donald Trump has been quoted as saying that China can keep that drone.
China may have had two reasons for its illegal action. It is clearly attempting to demonstrate that it has unilateral control over the strategically important South China Sea although this claim is not based on law or fact. Additionally, China has an obvious interest in America's military technology. By now China’s engineers have had ample opportunity to study the design of the drone and, perhaps, has managed to embed technology within the drone that would continue to provide intelligence about the use of that drone.
The U.S. Navy’s underwater drones seem to have drawn particular interest by China’s military. In fact, on April 22, 2016 Newsweek reported, “Chines Spy In Florida Sent Drone Parts To China For Military."
On April 14, 2016 Newsweek published a report about a naturalized United States citizen, Edward Lin, who had joined the U.S. Navy only, allegedly, to be able to spy on the Navy. I cannot help but wonder if his application for citizenship had been more effectively scrutinized if his alleged disloyalty to the United States could have been uncovered sooner.
That report, “Accused Navy Spy Edward Lin Had Friends In Sensitive Places" began with the following:
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Meanwhile, as I discussed in a recent article, so-called, “Sanctuary campuses" shield and harbor illegal aliens from detection by ICE agents.
Finally, increasing numbers of American high-tech professionals are being fired and replaced by foreign H-1B workers, often from India. The obvious question is how many of those aliens with H-1B visas who have gone on to replace Americans were educated in the United States?
“Knowledge is power.” The time has come for Americans to be empowered to be successful. Educating foreign students who may, in one way or another, use their training against America or Americans must end.
January 20, 2017 cannot come fast enough.
Foreign Student Visas: Educating America’s Adversaries
Guess who Obama’s State Department issues hundreds of thousands of student visas to?
December 22, 2016
Michael Cutler
It has been said that if you give a man a fish you will feed him for a day, but if you teach him how to fish, you will feed him for a lifetime. This simple saying illustrates how important training/education is.
Incredibly, the United States’ immigration policies formulated by the Obama administration welcome hundreds of thousands of Chinese STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) students into our nation’s premier universities while it is clear that China demonstrates hostility to the United States acting not as a partner, but rather as an adversary.
Chinese computer hackers attack computers in the United States as a matter of routine. The obvious question is how many of those Chinese computer hackers may have been trained and educated in the United States.
China’s recent theft of a U.S. Navy drone in the South China Sea underscores this hostility as do the arrest of numerous spies operating on behalf of China to steal America’s military and industrial secrets.
Not surprisingly, China has offered to return the drone while President-Elect Donald Trump has been quoted as saying that China can keep that drone.
China may have had two reasons for its illegal action. It is clearly attempting to demonstrate that it has unilateral control over the strategically important South China Sea although this claim is not based on law or fact. Additionally, China has an obvious interest in America's military technology. By now China’s engineers have had ample opportunity to study the design of the drone and, perhaps, has managed to embed technology within the drone that would continue to provide intelligence about the use of that drone.
The U.S. Navy’s underwater drones seem to have drawn particular interest by China’s military. In fact, on April 22, 2016 Newsweek reported, “Chines Spy In Florida Sent Drone Parts To China For Military."
On April 14, 2016 Newsweek published a report about a naturalized United States citizen, Edward Lin, who had joined the U.S. Navy only, allegedly, to be able to spy on the Navy. I cannot help but wonder if his application for citizenship had been more effectively scrutinized if his alleged disloyalty to the United States could have been uncovered sooner.
That report, “Accused Navy Spy Edward Lin Had Friends In Sensitive Places" began with the following:
...
Meanwhile, as I discussed in a recent article, so-called, “Sanctuary campuses" shield and harbor illegal aliens from detection by ICE agents.
Finally, increasing numbers of American high-tech professionals are being fired and replaced by foreign H-1B workers, often from India. The obvious question is how many of those aliens with H-1B visas who have gone on to replace Americans were educated in the United States?
“Knowledge is power.” The time has come for Americans to be empowered to be successful. Educating foreign students who may, in one way or another, use their training against America or Americans must end.
January 20, 2017 cannot come fast enough.
Foreign Student Visas: Educating America’s Adversaries
