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本帖最后由 wenting33 于 2019-7-13 03:12 编辑
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A Liberal Case Against HR.1044/S.386
HR.1044/S.386,“Fairness for High-Skilled Immigrants Act of 2019", if passed in its current form, has profound negative impact on US Higher Education.
HR.1044/S.386 effectively shuts down employment based immigration in the next decade for foreign nationals from 190+ countries while the immigration petition for a few backlogged regions is being cleared up. This, in addition to astringent F-1 visa restrictions, will hurt US colleges, as a whole generation of the brightest students and researchers will not choose to come to the US with no prospects of settling down for good, while other countries like Canada, Germany, France and China are aggressively competing for talent.
US higher education cannot afford to lose them. Few higher education systems in the world can pride themselves like the US in providing a truly global experience, where the best and brightest from all over the world strive to come to. Foreign students and researchers contribute to the diversity on campus and enrich the student experience, which, most importantly, is benefiting American students in many ways.
There is no doubt that underprivileged American students benefited from tuition subsidies provided in part by international students or that many core STEM courses are taught by foreign faculty or graduate student assistants. But the true benefit of international students and scholars does not lie merely in the books. It is the diversity of a global campus that promotes critical thinking and effective communication. American students obtaining these critical skills through exposure to different cultures and global perspectives become adept in handling interpersonal complexities and will thus be more prepared for their future careers in a more interconnected world, regardless of their chosen field of study.
Moreover, it is more important than ever for the US higher education to maintain its unquestionable quality in producing global leadership. In a multipolar future, where the US is increasingly facing challenges and competition, it is vital that the country's education system brings about a whole generation of global thinkers and doers. On the other hand, students educated in the US are more likely to become unofficial "ambassadors" that promote bilateral relations between the US and their home country.
US higher education must not lose its quality and global competitiveness. If US higher education suffers, so do American students and the future of the country. |