>Considering guest workers usually spend almost nothing for their degrees A majority of them do. The biggest faction of foreign workers you see in the US in te

>Considering guest workers usually spend almost nothing for their degrees A majority of them do. The biggest faction of foreign workers you see in the US in tech get a Master's degree in the US. So much so that these programs would not exist if it weren't for foreign students. The MS programs are cash cows where foreign students subsidize the education for everyone else. >Why can't people on these programs, or the employers of these people, be required to contribute to an education fund to help ensure domestic workers can compete? See my point above. It's already priced in.