It is true that US immigration is horrible, but that goes for may other countries as well. I don't know what the cause is or whether it is something that you should even want to repair.
It is true that US immigration is horrible, but that goes for may other countries as well. I don't know what the cause is or whether it is something that you should even want to repair.
If you waited until the day when Americans have to go to China for an education, then the US is longer in a position to deal with the problem as effectively as when it just started losing foreign-born scientists.
The US was built by immigrants. That is the root of its power, a gathering place for talents all over the world. If you still question whether it is of any concern for immigrants, especially high-skilled ones, to feel unwelcomed here, then I afraid I have no arguments that can sway you.
it is a competition, so it doesn't matter if it was china getting better, or the US becoming worse. The end result is the same.
To your point, yes US residents send their kids abroad. From a total of 15k in 2000, up to 34k right before the pandemic.
https://opendoorsdata.org/data/us-study-abroad/all-destinati...