ChinaTalk The H1B Ban and National Security
Jun 27, 2020
This discussion features Tina Huang and Remco Zwetsloot, both CSET researchers with deep knowledge in AI talent and immigration policy. They explore the recent H1B visa ban, highlighting its potential impact on America's tech ecosystem and national security. The conversation dives into how this ban could affect competition with China and discusses the broader implications of immigration policies on innovation. They also compare the U.S. immigration process with other countries, offering insights into attracting global talent during these critical times.
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Tina's Family & American Dream
- Tina Huang's father moved to the U.S. in the 80s to pursue a Ph.D. in botany.
- Her family embodies the American dream, contributing to society and achieving success.
H-1B Ban and Nativism
- Trump's H-1B ban impacts the U.S. technology ecosystem and disrupts lives.
- This policy seems nativist, especially given Stephen Miller's past attempts.
American vs. European Integration
- Remco Zwetsloot, an immigrant from the Netherlands, highlights the unique American attitude towards integration.
- He contrasts it with Europe, where a divide often persists between native-born and foreign-born individuals.
