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发帖数: 694 | 1 10:56am Sponsors’ Amendment considered and agreed to by a vote 14-4
在Sponsor's amendent里面明确定义了Stem 有生物
‘(N) ADVANCED DEGREES IN A STEM FIELD.—
‘‘(i) IN GENERAL.—An immigrant who—
‘‘(I) has earned a master’s or higher degree in a field of science,
technology, engineering, or mathematics included in the Department of
Education’s Classification of Instructional Programs taxonomy within the
316 MDM13313 S.L.C.summary groups of computer and information sciences and
support services, engineering, mathematics and statistics, biological and
biomedical sciences, and physical sciences, from a United States institution
of higher education;
‘‘(II) has an offer of employment from a United States employer in a
field related to such degree; and
‘‘(III) earned the qualifying graduate degree during the 5-year period
immediately before the initial filing date of the petition under which the
nonimmigrant is a beneficiary.
据我观察，现在提出来的还没Mark Up的修正案里面，没有说要把生物踢出去的。
不管过不过，起码生物钱老这次暂时没有受歧视了。毕竟焦点都在非法移民那里。
但是就算Senate过了，不保证House那边会做什么动作呢。 | a****a
发帖数: 3905 | 2 stem一直有生物的。去年那个bill是专门把生物踢掉。
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: 10:56am Sponsors’ Amendment considered and agreed to by a vote 14-4
: 在Sponsor's amendent里面明确定义了Stem 有生物
: ‘(N) ADVANCED DEGREES IN A STEM FIELD.—
: ‘‘(i) IN GENERAL.—An immigrant who—
: ‘‘(I) has earned a master’s or higher degree in a field of science,
: technology, engineering, or mathematics included in the Department of
: Education’s Classification of Instructional Programs taxonomy within the
: 316 MDM13313 S.L.C.summary groups of computer and information sciences and
: support services, engineering, mathematics and statistics, biological and
: biomedical sciences, and physical sciences, from a United States institution
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发帖数: 210 | 3 More High-Tech Visas, More STEM Education Funds, SCEINCE, 340:415
The proposal also expands the number
of temporary visas available to technical
workers—a priority for industry. The number
of H1-B visas, which last up to 6 years, would
grow from 65,000 to 110,000 and could go
as high as 180,000 depending on economic
conditions. The legislation also adds 5000 to
the 20,000 additional H1-Bs now available to
foreign students who earn advanced degrees
in STEM fi elds from U.S. colleges and universities (but not in the
life sciences, where
supply exceeds demand). The proposal also
specifi es that some of the fees paid by visa
and green card applicants would be used to
strengthen STEM education and training for
U.S. students. |
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