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Because the US has benefited greatly from the current system of highly educated immigration? To the point that those countries are trying to achieve what the U
by addicted 6y ago
Because the US has benefited greatly from the current system of highly educated immigration?
To the point that those countries are trying to achieve what the US has.
I mean, why would you want to set your standard as “what the other guys are doing” when your current system is the most successful in the world?
- refurb 6y agoAre you arguing those other countries haven’t benefited from highly skilled immigration? I’m from one of those countries and higher education is filled with skilled immigrants. And the US’ success in attracting highly skilled immigrants isn’t only due to the immigration system itself. In fact. In many cases it’s in spite of it.