Full-Time Foreign Students Going to Class Once a Month (and Working Full-Time Elsewhere)
By David North on June 6, 2018
The latest maneuver to create more foreign workers via the student (F-1) visa is tied to sabotaging the classroom schedule so that alien students can stay in status while going to class only once every four weeks, and possibly even less often.
The students fly or drive from considerable distances, jam 12 or more hours of instruction into a two- or three-day weekend, and then leave town. That allows them to work full-time, often in jobs partially subsidized by our all-too-careless government. (The subsidy comes through the Optional Practical Training (OPT) and Curricular Practical Training (CPT) programs.)
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