3 ms·
From the article; >The United States can also boost retention of tech talent by granting immediate permanent residency to every foreign-born doctoral graduate
by rramadass 3y ago
From the article;
>The United States can also boost retention of tech talent by granting immediate permanent residency to every foreign-born doctoral graduate in the STEM subjects.
i.e. If you get a PhD in STEM in the US, you should get a "Green Card" along with the degree.
This is such a obvious low-effort thing to implement and will pay such enormous dividends that it is hard to fathom the stupidity behind its non-implementation.
- CardenB 3y agoIt would result in PHD mills, wouldn’t it?
- rramadass 3y agoNot necessarily with some proper regulations for accreditation etc. Getting a PhD in STEM in the US is not trivial.
- kelipso 3y agoYou're only looking at it through the lens of the top universities in the US. There are a few thousand universities in the US and the quality and ease of graduation varies a lot, even with accreditation.