Foreign Organizations' Use of Our Immigration System to Penetrate U.S. Education
By Dan Cadman on September 17, 2019
My colleague David North has, from time to time, written about the Gulen organization, whose exiled leader has been accused repeatedly by his former friend and now antagonist, Turkish strongman President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, of attempting to undermine the Turkish government.
The organization — or cult, as some might suggest — has established a whole chain of charter schools, and seems to specialize in importing Turkish teachers to teach students its own unique curriculum. It has also established tentacles into at least one institution of higher learning, albeit of an apparently inferior nature.
In another context, I've written about the Confucius Institutes established in the United States under the auspices of various universities (including some prestigious ones) and paid for by the Chinese government — ostensibly its ministry of education, although there have been many credible assertions that, in truth, the institutes are outreach centers for Chinese intelligence agencies. As questions have mounted and concerns become more substantive, many U.S. universities have cut their ties and closed their on-campus Confucius Institutes.
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