Hum Dinger
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Back in the 70s & 80s, the 2 Engineering schools I went to were full of foreign students There were very few Americans. Americans tend to go into business & finance.
Most of the foreign students went back to their home countries where they successfully transformed those countries into major powers (Like IRAN). The demand for American engineers in foreign countries.
dropped like a rock.
Some foreigners got jobs here in the U.S. - some taught at the engineering schools.
If educated foreign students want to stay in the U.S., they can get a job and a green card easily - if they have any valuable skills.
Giving green cards to a bunch of liberal arts majors isn't in America's best interests.
Most of the foreign students went back to their home countries where they successfully transformed those countries into major powers (Like IRAN). The demand for American engineers in foreign countries.
dropped like a rock.
Some foreigners got jobs here in the U.S. - some taught at the engineering schools.
If educated foreign students want to stay in the U.S., they can get a job and a green card easily - if they have any valuable skills.
Giving green cards to a bunch of liberal arts majors isn't in America's best interests.