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This article analyzes how proposed immigration restrictions under the Trump administration threaten to sever the critical global talent pipeline essential for U.S. AI, STEM, and innovation sectors. By targeting international students in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics fields, these policies risk undermining America's competitive edge in developing advanced artificial intelligence systems. The piece argues that protecting access for foreign researchers is now a strategic imperative rather than just an immigration issue.

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Fear the day when talented foreigners dont want to move here – San Bernardino Sun

GDELTJuly 31, 20264 min read

There are many ways to measure the health of a country. One way is growth of gross domestic product. Another is economic productivity. But there’s a less conventional measure worth watching: Do the world’s most talented and ambitious people want to immigrate here? Throughout most of America’s history, the answer has been an emphatic yes. Scientists, engineers, entrepreneurs, artists, and strivers from around the world have chosen the United States because they believed they could build something, discover something, or start a…

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