2/3 of the US immigration system isn't foreign STEM grads. Not even remotely close. What part of what I said are you actually trying to disagree with?
I was very clearly speaking about the overall US immigration system and how it's structured.
Foreign STEM grads quite obviously fall into the higher income, higher education, higher skill grouping that (per my prior reference) Canada and Australia prefer to focus the majority of their immigration on (whereas the US does not focus its immigration in such a manner).
I was very clearly speaking about the overall US immigration system and how it's structured.
Foreign STEM grads quite obviously fall into the higher income, higher education, higher skill grouping that (per my prior reference) Canada and Australia prefer to focus the majority of their immigration on (whereas the US does not focus its immigration in such a manner).