It Is not a final answer. but a beginning quest for an answer. This bill would establish a national policy of providing assistance in relieving the brain drain to developing countries which suffer severely from it. and which also are serious about combatting it themselves. and are demonstrating their determination by working to improve professional opportunities for their educated people. To make a beginning in carrying out this policy. this bill would attack the brain drain in three areas where the United States can have substantial impactour education of foreign students. our development assistance. and our immigration laws. First of all. it would establish a modest program of grants to our colleges and universities to support new courses of instruction and improved counseling for students from developing countries. with the aim of relating their educational experiences here as closely as possible to the challenges and the opportunities they will meet on returning home. The aim is not. of course. to follow the model of Patrice Lumumba University In Moscow and segregate these students from American society.
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