US talent pipeline slows: Many leading American technology companies were founded by immigrants, or the children of immigrants. But the firehose of international talent hoping to live and build in the United States may be slowing down. At present, many international students are seeing their legal access to the country revoked, often over seemingly minor infractions or completely occluded reasons. If the pattern continues, other nations’ startup scenes could benefit from homegrown talent staying put.

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US talent pipeline slows: Many leading American technology companies were founded by immigrants, or the children of immigrants. But the firehose of international talent hoping to live and build in the United States may be slowing down. At present, many international students are seeing their legal access to the country revoked, often over seemingly minor infractions or completely occluded reasons. If the pattern continues, other nations’ startup scenes could benefit from homegrown talent staying put.  https://techcrunch.com/2025/04/21/an-ai-doctoral-candidate-in-california-says-they-had-their-student-visa-revoked/?_bhlid=d9b8ef63fbd330502966ee05c9db9c936e65e116   #ScholER

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