[1rudeboy]

H-1B visas and outsourcing are the MOST EFFICIENT method to DISCOURAGE U.S. students to study engineering and science. They would have to be UTTER FOOLS to invest time and money unless "free" trade policies are curtailed.

So, imposing tariffs on foreign-manufactured products will cause more U.S. students to study engineering and science?

[A. Pole]

H-1B visas and outsourcing are the MOST EFFICIENT method to DISCOURAGE U.S. students to study engineering and science. They would have to be UTTER FOOLS to invest time and money unless "free" trade policies are curtailed.

So, imposing tariffs on foreign-manufactured products will cause more U.S. students to study engineering and science?

Bingo! You got it! Of cource it has to be comprehensive, not just the tarrifs on goods or services, but also prosecuting the H1-B fraud, tax breaks for hiring Americans, prosecuting outsourcing of sensitive technology and of personal data transfer. Etc, etc ...

I would also include the protection that in case of shortage of technical jobs the college debt can be cancelled. Wall-Mart employee will never be able to free himself from such debt. Lower the tremendous risk of technical study!

[Jim Cane]

So, imposing tariffs on foreign-manufactured products will cause more U.S. students to study engineering and science?

Yes.

You ask easy questions.

[Paul Ross]

Actually, yes, because that dries up the incentives for the outsourcing and importing...hence creating de facto a greater demand for U.S. production forces to fill the demand being currently displaced by the fraudulently-justified H-1Bs and L-1s. It worked for 200 years. Time to go back to the basics. No more entangling alliances.