Although some labor organizations oppose it, consideration is underway to allow international students to stay for longer periods for job-related training after they graduate. The move would help the U.S.A. stay competitive in attracting international students (Canada has more open policies) as well as retain highly motivated, competent and young workers who will contribute to the knowledge and innovation economy. Extension of the job-related training could also lead to permanent citizenship for immigrants who are highly trained and seek the opportunities that the U.S.A. provides.
Wednesday, June 10, 2015
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