After Donald Trump announced that, if he won the elections, he would consider granting Green Cards to foreign graduates of American universities, s staffHis campaign tried to correct this by announcing how, to access that privilege, an “aggressive investigation process” would first be resorted to.this in order to avoid privileging incorrect graduates.
During his participation in “The All-In Podcast”, Trump broke away from the anti-immigrant rhetoric that he has used for years and surprisingly announced thatin case he reaches the White House againwould “automatically” grant green cards to foreigners who manage to graduate after having attended American universities.
“What I want to do, and what I will do, is for you to graduate from a university. I think you should automatically get, as part of your diploma, a green card to be able to stay in this country.
And that also includes junior colleges. Anyone graduates from a university; He enters there for two or four years. “If you graduate or get a doctorate from a university, you should be able to stay in this country,” he said.
Given the commotion caused by the candidate’s comments in most of the surveys, in an interview granted to ABC News, Karoline Leavitt, press secretary of the Trump campaign, ruled out that all graduates of higher education centers of foreign origin can access the benefit of a Green Card.
“He believes that only after research has been conducted, should we retain the most qualified graduates who can make significant contributions to the United States,” he said.
Leavitt He detailed that an “aggressive vetting process” would serve as a kind of filter to exclude possible “radical Islamists, Hamas supporters and those who hate the United States” from the plan proposed by Trump.
In addition, the New Hampshire Republican reiterated that those chosen to receive a Green Card must be people with a profile adjusted to American society.
“This would only apply to the most carefully vetted college graduates who would never undermine American wages or workers,” he warned.
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