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It’s common knowledge that Red China has been ripping off America’s technical secrets for years, with little response from the US. The internet makes intellectual theft even easier via hacking, but the hands-on version of espionage continues, enhanced by open-doors immigration which has brought thousands of unfriendly Chinese spies to these shores. On Wednesday, Fox […] August 2nd, 2018 | Category: immigration admitting enemies | Tags: aliens, chinese spies, Chinese student spies, education, espionage, FBI Director Wray, national security, Red China |  Email This Post |  Print This Post Breitbart reported on Wednesday: Job Gains for Foreign-Born Workers Outpace Native-Born Americans. No surprise there — the system is wired to benefit foreigners of questionable legality, from open borders to no universal e-verify. Another doorway is through a college education: foreign students displace Americans on campus (which universities like for the full tuition), then the […] May 31st, 2018 | Category: China national security threat | Tags: Chinese students, FBI Director Wray, foreign students full tuition, immigrant student, infiltration, job loss, national security, Pew Research, Red China, STEM, technology security threat | Email This Post | Print This Post |
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