The American Spectator

Reader Mail

(Page 5 of 16)

br> -- Ira M. Kessel br> Rochester, New York /p> p> LEARNING ABOUT LEARNING br> Re: Rishawn Biddle's H-1B Education : /p>

Public schools are entirely exempt from the H1B cap, destroying the basic premise of your entire article and exposing it as poorly researched. Raising the cap won't affect the ability of a school district to get H1B's because the cap doesn't apply to them.

There are lots of other errors but since the basic thesis -- that we need to raise the H1B cap to attract teachers from elsewhere -- is fundamentally incorrect a retraction seems more appropriate than a correction.

p>You may note that you can hire an H1B "journalist" (or whatever the writer of that thing calls himself) who would actually get their facts straight for less money than you're now paying. There's something inherently wrong with that fact, but since the writer seems to support the program he should be happy to give his job to an Indian that will spend the time doing the basic research and also work for less money. br> -- Michael

topics:
Education, Trade, John McCain, Bill Clinton, Television, Business, Sports, Religion, Movies, Law, Supreme Court, Military, Iraq, Iran, Russia, NATO, Africa, Oil