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评论“the STEM OPT extension helps the foreigners with higher education background and top-level talents better serve US industry, academia and economy. Without OPT extension, many talents just left this country which is sad”

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I strongly SUPPORT the proposal for the following reasons:

1. International students who are educated in U.S should pay back to American society with those knowledges in ways of working in U.S, paying taxes and help increase economies.

2. People who are excellent deserve to have a position in high-tech industry, only like this will make technology developed. You can see that many CEOs in Silicon Valley are not American citizens.

3. In fact, it is not easy for international students to find job in U.S: a large number of small companies will only consider American citizens, and although some big companies will consider international students, the number of these positions is far less than the number of positions from small companies that can provide to American citizens. So it's impossible that American citizen who has ability cannot find a job.

4. Actually it's not international students grab the job opportunities from American citizens, it's there are few Americans would like to work in those areas, and you can see there are few Americans study CS, EE, etc. Is there any one prevent Americans from studying in these area?
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5. American Sprit is to encourage people who are hard-working and excellent to get opportunities, and those people who are against this new rule obeyed the American Sprit

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大家评论时看看这篇文章，多引用数据：
It should be well-accepted that the U.S. economy could use more workers with high levels of knowledge in science, technology, engineering and mathematics. The shortage of these skilled STEM professionals eased during the recession, but by any conventional definition, now it appears to have returned.
For one thing, wages have grown relatively fast in most STEM-oriented occupations, which is a clear indication of a shortage. From 2000 to 2013, analyzing Bureau of Labor Statistics data and adjusting for inflation, median salaries for workers in computer and mathematical, health care practitioner, engineering, and science occupations rose 8 percent, 7 percent, 6 percent and 5 percent respectively, even as those for the average U.S. worker showed no growth. Software developers, for instance, saw salaries soar 26 percent over the same period, culminating in an average of $82,000 in 2013, up from $48,000 in 1980. More broadly, an analysis I completed earlier this summer for the Brookings Institution of census data showed a large relative increase in the STEM earnings premium – about 60 percent – from 1980 to 2012, controlling for education, experience and gender.
http://www.usnews.com/opinion/articles/2014/09/15/the-stem-worker-shortage-is-real

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