The College Admissions Game and American Foreign Policy - American Thinker

There’s a problem, however. People have begun to notice things. -  John F. Di Leo

Foreign students pay full freight, as the saying goes...

• The big research universities have a quid pro quo in place with these foreign countries. 

We educate their children; they reciprocate, as they host that remote campus in their country, and they give great benefits to our students and teachers on their semesters abroad. 

No matter how dangerous the country, they make our remote campus a little tax-free oasis, an exotic temporary destination that helps polish our reputation...The money and accolades just flow right in.

There’s a problem, however. 

People have begun to notice things.

• A lot of these foreign students – especially the ones from China – have been linked with illegal technology transfers, where college research projects resulted in information being sent back to China, even export-controlled technology. 
• A lot of them lead Marxist community organizations, spreading anti-American propaganda and being politically active in ways that are illegal for noncitizens.
• And a lot of these foreign students – especially the ones from the Middle East – have been found running radical Islamic centers, recruiting people into Jihadist cells, even running anti-Israeli protests, beating up rabbis, barring Jewish students from their classes, shutting down buildings, intersections, neighborhoods, with tent cities and demonstrations in support of Hamas and other such terrorists...