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Should the U.S. Be Training Its Competitors?

Submitted by Their Competition, Feb 15, 2008 08:00

An interesting proposal, since we're giving away American students' education to foreign students, we might as well give away the jobs that would've gone to them also. Subsidize higher education with funds and foreign students to reject American students and then further disable American students who've graduated by flooding the market with foreign graduates because off-shoring their work just isn't enough, let's take their houses too. An how is this good for Americans? Please make an argument how this is good for business and we all gain in our 401K, well, except that huge executive salaries cleaning out the business profits. If the business hasn't been off-shored for tax breaks too.

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While not suggesting that America prevent foreign students and scientists from studying here, it is a mystery as to why... [MORE]

Joe D

Feb 23, 2008 10:30

An interesting proposal, since we're giving away American students' education to foreign students, we might as well give away the...

Their Competition

Feb 15, 2008 08:00

The purpose of the H1-B visa program is to import Cheap Slave Labor and to replace US ctiizen workers. Maybe we... [MORE]

Dave Chapman

Feb 5, 2008 21:19

If we believe in the free market then there won't be shortages, supply will expand to meet demand and the... [MORE]

Paul Kostek

Feb 5, 2008 18:02

There is no shortage of American technical workers. If the postitions now reserved for foreign nationals were advertised to the... [MORE]

Mike Rothschild

Feb 5, 2008 12:04

This author would not be surprised to learn that Liz Peek derives some economic benefit from the controversial H-1B visa... [MORE]

Dr. Gene Nelson

Feb 5, 2008 11:40

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