> They paid big money for it, and the universities were happy to grab the money fast And how. International students in the US pay outrageous tuition fees. >

> They paid big money for it, and the universities were happy to grab the money fast And how. International students in the US pay outrageous tuition fees. > Some of this people were forced to go after their student visa expired. That's what happened to my wife. By comparison, my visa in Japan was dead simple. No lawyers required. The message that the US sends to international students is something like: "Thank you for ponying up all that money, for spending a year learning the language well enough to go to school, and for spending four years integrating into our language and culture. Now get the fuck out." > How to blame them for using their degree or creating a company in their own country later? Um... who is blaming who for what? I don't follow. > They shouldn't be seen as neither serfs nor slaves; technically they don't owe anything to US. Why would anybody think that international students owe anything to the country where they studied?