American universities and research institutes say the U.S.’s dominance in science and technology could be undermined by toughened U.S. visa requirements that are squeezing the flow of talent from China.
@shashamimi @felixliuworld
https://t.co/iggViVXSUD
As one source in this story illustrates, even some Chinese students with no connection to the "military-affiliated" universities affected by Proclamation 10043 are abandoning plans to study in the US because of it. https://t.co/WCxFmj5QC8
Amid tensions between Beijing and Washington, China says at least 500 hundred students have had U.S. visas rejected on security grounds, a policy issued by then-President Trump to block China from obtaining U.S. technology with possible military uses. https://t.co/yMLA9aE6IQ
The Justice Department wrongly went after:
Sherry Chen
Professor Xiaoxing Xi
Professor Anming Hu
This racial profiling by @TheJusticeDept of Asians has to stop.
And why is there no Russia Initiative?
More than 1,000 Chinese international students have had their visas revoked.
Sign this petition to End Racist Exclusion of Chinese Students from Higher Education.
https://t.co/QDhwVPYDNd
This is why State Dept. reassurances that Proclamation 10043 affects less than 2% of Chinese applicants are not reassuring at all. That's a very very valuable 2%. https://t.co/abSiT9w7rV
More than 20 Asian American and Pacific Islander organizations call on President Biden to further protect the community ahead of next week's release of the findings of an investigation into the origins of the coronavirus. https://t.co/gnsAVlKbxg
First statistics about the 71 "China Initiative" cases. Also point out inherent bias, xenophobic labels, and pretextual prosecutions. Biased data produce biased results. We need a complete list from DOJ, with definition of a "China Initiative" case.
https://t.co/rqWUmejwdK
AASF is a nonprofit, nonpolitical association that promotes academic belonging, openness, freedom, and equality for all.
Members of AASF draw on distinguished Asian American Scholars.
@AASForumOrg@AAAJ_AAJC@apa_justice@taaforg@UcaUnited@RepJudyChu
https://t.co/p9OtAqQ09m
@NorthropKatrina looks at what a drop in Chinese applicants means for US universities in @thewirechina -- she covers everything – not just short-term financial impact – but long-term implications for diversity, science, society, and more https://t.co/DXceII9Fm4
Eric Lander, @EricLander46, President’s Science Advisor and Director of the Office of Science and Technology Policy, has just published this briefing.
It is a clear statement that “clear rules” do not exist, and that they are urgently needed.
https://t.co/wSoTNWSc3g
"concerned that consular officials are interpreting policies in an uneven and unpredictable manner that is creating tremendous uncertainty and confusion for international students and their U.S. universities."
https://t.co/DqgwWXbkWb
Their voices may be feeble, but their dreams are as precious as our own. They are quintessential American Dreams that have propelled people to come to America for years, decades, centuries...
Let us amplify their voices by signing this petition.
https://t.co/RCxOPlwKlY
Anti-Chinese sentiments are historically rooted in American history. Join our petition and stand with us against this arbitrary and discriminatory proclamation 10043!
link:https://t.co/5ZHtchRdQ1
#StopAsianHate
Anti-Chinese sentiments are historically rooted in American history. Join our petition and stand with us against this arbitrary and discriminatory proclamation 10043!
link:https://t.co/5ZHtchRdQ1
#StopAsianHate
A large number of Chinese graduate students are denied visas to the United States on the basis that their entry are deemed “detrimental to the interests of the United States.”
How is such determination made? See this article in Science this week.
https://t.co/4CEIHuy4WL