May 14 busseja v No, they shouldn't Wouldn't that just encourage foreign students at the expense of our own? Post
May 8 Prime_Meridian v Yes, they should CASE BY CASE BASIS. If we are to have this program, then a condition that the HONOR SCIENCE GRADUATES receive a green card should be that they promise to work either in an actual UNFILLED (not especially created for them position) government service position for a given number of years, an educational state institution of higher learning or private industry that supply documentation that they cannot fill the position due to qualified American candidates being unavailable. We also need to carefully vet these foreign honor science grads to avoid any more Tsarnaev-type scenarios. Post
May 8 jeffreyknee v No, they shouldn't No but it could be made easier if skill they have is really in short supply. Verify that and not the industries hoping to flood labor pool to keep wages down (as in unskilled labor pool, due to birth control misuse). Post
May 4 Philof v No, they shouldn't No but science grads shouuld b=get very preferencial treatment, after they are interviewed thoroughly to insure they share American values. Post
May 4 cdman v No, they shouldn't I'm a science major, so what are you going to give me since I'm already a citizen? Post
May 14 busseja v No, they shouldn't Wouldn't that just encourage foreign students at the expense of our own? Post
May 8 Prime_Meridian v Yes, they should CASE BY CASE BASIS. If we are to have this program, then a condition that the HONOR SCIENCE GRADUATES receive a green card should be that they promise to work either in an actual UNFILLED (not especially created for them position) government service position for a given number of years, an educational state institution of higher learning or private industry that supply documentation that they cannot fill the position due to qualified American candidates being unavailable. We also need to carefully vet these foreign honor science grads to avoid any more Tsarnaev-type scenarios. Post
May 8 jeffreyknee v No, they shouldn't No but it could be made easier if skill they have is really in short supply. Verify that and not the industries hoping to flood labor pool to keep wages down (as in unskilled labor pool, due to birth control misuse). Post
May 4 Philof v No, they shouldn't No but science grads shouuld b=get very preferencial treatment, after they are interviewed thoroughly to insure they share American values. Post
May 4 cdman v No, they shouldn't I'm a science major, so what are you going to give me since I'm already a citizen? Post
Apr 29 Hoosierdaddy v Yes, they should These are people we want here, even though as a physics student I would face more competition but that will just make me better Post
u Apr 29 BossTweed v No, they shouldn't No...........Foreign "students" take the places in our Universities of American kids and must be DENIED. Stop the Madness NOW. Post
u Apr 28 seedtick v No, they shouldn't If they are recruited and hired by an employer, that employer can sponsor them and they should then be given a green card. There is a process for doing this and it is done all the time. But, automatic green cards are a bad idea. Post
Dec '12 Corey v No, they shouldn't No this shouldn't even be a debate. At this time in our nation with high unemployment we should be looking within our nation to fill these jobs I'm sure we have the people to fill them. All employers in this country are looking for the cheapest way out instead of wanting to pay a little more for American labor no matter the job that's why we are in decline Post
u Nov '12 whataGOVwehave v No, they shouldn't Because giving them green cards does not mean they are gonna stay here and be productive. When they graduate they are still gonna run straight home and educate others. Post
Nov '12 isis2012 v No, they shouldn't There's something fundamentally wrong if we're worrying about foreign science graduates getting Green Cards. This country needs to fix the educational system so that more american science students graduate and fill the jobs here. Post
u Nov '12 freeslugs v Yes, they should Why not? unless they're terrorists and they're learning how to make bombs, is doesnt really matter Post
Nov '12 DrFunkenstein v No, they shouldn't We need IMMEDIATE spending in Education to RETRAIN our imbecile work force so we don't have to import millions to do the jobs that Americans are too stupid to do. There are thousands of high paying jobs available TODAY! It's just we don't have enough American scientists to do the jobs. This is a problem caused by both parties. We spend more on Military than most of the top ten countries combined but we are soooooo far behind on EDUCATION. We should be number one but we prefer to waste 5 trillion a decade on military equipment that we will never use while that 5 trillion would have paid for every qualified graduate to go to college for FREE and doubled school budgets. W... Post
Nov '12 Mxolisi v No, they shouldn't American they have their own science graduates in their Turf why do you want outsidersd ? r1 reply Post
Nov '12 DrFunkenstein we don't have near enough to staff the jobs available. We will have hundreds of thousands of science jobs in the next decade left unfilled so they are outsourced or insourced by importing foreign science workers. It's pathetic, everyone yells USA #1! when it's actually more like USA #42! Post @DrFunkenstein
u Nov '12 ajs v No, they shouldn't Why? we already pay for their education just like Barry , I mean the president Post
u Nov '12 DAVE77 v No, they shouldn't Nothing should be "automatic." There still has to be a process for people to earn the "right" to be here. We give away citizenship like we eat potato chips. Americans forget how many lives have been lost maintaining our right to our citizenship. Too bad there are so many so eager to just throw it away. r1 reply Post
u Nov '12 DAR v No, they shouldn't These foreign students come to the United States to get an education in order to make better lives for themselves and their countrymen back home. That's where they need to go...back home. Getting an education should not be used as a way around our immigration laws. They can get in line like everyone else. Post
Nov '12 martydotcom v No, they shouldn't There should be an expedited process including a security background check available to those with a job offer. Automatic no Post
Nov '12 Thegrif v No, they shouldn't What? Automatic Green Card? Why? Are we saying that science grads from anywhere else are better than our own homegrown variety science grads. You know its like all of a sudden America thinks its cooler to not be American. Like I told my, now grown and Airborne Ranger son, you can almost guarentee if the majority are doin it, then its wrong. Look at the world around you. In class are the majority straight "A" kids? Nope. The majority of society ain't either. The majority have the numbers and because of that speak the loudest, they will try to make you feel stupid because you are the different one. You stick to what you know, never tire of doing what is right, and reme... B3 r24 replies e31 endorsed Post
Nov '12 Your_Name_Here v No, they shouldn't Why is this a question? If they want to live here or become citizens, there is a procedure in place to do just that. They should meet requirements and go through the same process as everyone else. e20 endorsed Post
Nov '12 DARSB v Yes, they should Well, maybe not automatic, but it seems counterproductive to let all that education go somewhere else. But we do need these foreign born brains to supplement our own deficits. A recent study of the science standards is American schools found them to range from "mediocre to awful." The reasons? The study found 4: 1. The undermining of evolution through a variety of methods 2. Vague standards that give teachers little guidance. 3. The promotion of âinquiry based learningâ without any guidance to teachers how to implement it. 4. Thereâs not enough math. http://goo.gl/i2ida r2 replies e9 endorsed Post
u Nov '12 RobertJHarsh v Yes, they should Yes. Turns out we are going to need them to keep the economy running. If they stay for 5 years, then they can get citizenship. The US is going to become a country were foreign skilled workers are going to be required so the economy can be maintained. The US will be joining Saudi Arabia, Dubai, and other nations in this requirement. e4 endorsed Post
o Nov '12 Big-R v No, they shouldn't I don't believe in automatic, or amnesty citizenship. I think if anyone wants to be a citizen, they should go through the process. Every country in the world has tighter restrictions on citizenship than America. This country is more of a revolving door, than a sovereign nation. But neither the Republicans, or Democrats want to do anything about it. They just want to be the first to give amnesty, so they can steal the Hispanic vote. This is the only way to invade America, slipping through the cracks. e3 endorsed Post
Nov '12 MongoAPillager @Thegrif ijust heard that MSNBS,the people that just said obama's recovery plan was working,is laying off 500 people B3 Post @MongoAPillager
Nov '12 Thegrif @dances-weebles well then tell the teacher unions to can some of these teachers that only became teachers so they would get summers off and only work 185 days a year, and hire better educators. I am shocked all you anti America Americans are still here. If they already do it better somewhere else, then go. Why suffer through being American? Back up and head out. B3 Post @Thegrif
Nov '12 MongoAPillager @dances-weebles yea,if other countrys students are so great why are they willing to beg borrow or steal to go to school here,why do these fantastically schooled childrens countries still live off of American welfare,we have rebuilt, financed or have guarded most of the free world.... B3 Post @MongoAPillager
u Nov '12 RobertJHarsh If this were the 1970s, I would agree with you. But let's face the new realities. The majority of Americans are fat, lazy, sloth, arrogant, entitled, and Democratic voters and unfortunately that group is projected to grow over the next 20 years. I have been researching and it appears the accepted norm globally is 40% producer, 60% taker per country. The US will need to try maintain or push over that 40% number in order for the Obama welfare class to maintain their iPhone-level of existence, which is what they are demanding. Although I suspect many could get by on a jitterbug lifestyle but that could possible cause some of that 60% to move over to the 40% producer ... B3 Post @RobertJHarsh
Nov '12 mndudester v No, they shouldn't I wondering what kind of monetary break these foreigners get while our home grown kids have to pay the full price for an education.... r4 replies e2 endorsed Post