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E-PrinceInternational students who wish to work in the United States after graduation often run into bureaucratic red tape — both from the University and from the federal government — due to the academic calendar's incompatibility with visa-application schedules.
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Oh, what a shame! These students ostensibly came to the U.S. to study, not to seek employment. If that is not the case, they committed visa fraud. A student visa is a temporary visa, issued with the understanding that the student will return to his homeland and apply the skills and education acquired abroad to the betterment of his own country. Now many students want to stay in the USA. When the USA obliges them,we Americans are contributing to the "brain drain" which keeps many countries in a perpetual state of underdevelopment. This does neither the student's sending country a favor nor, at this particular juncture,the USA which is experiencing nearly double digit unemployment. Why should foreign nationals be competing in the labor market here? Only the pinheads at PU can explain this.
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