A revamped visa program launched by China threatens to lure away American technology talent just as the Trump administration is raising barriers for skilled workers and graduate students to enter the US, the top Democrat on the House China committee said https://t.co/VQEPrrck3u ...

Unemployment Concerns & Public Sentiment - Youth unemployment in urban areas is nearly 19%, causing public concern regarding the new K visa program [2][3] - Social media users express worries about job losses to foreigners and the low bachelor's degree requirement for the visa, given the increasing number of graduates, including master's degree holders [4][5] - Concerns exist about the criteria for "renowned universities" and the perceived advantage foreigners have due to English language proficiency and special treatment [6] Government Response & Policy Justification - The Chinese Foreign Ministry plans to release more information about the new visa through embassies and consulates [8] - The People's Daily defends the policy, highlighting China's openness to foreign talent and refuting rumors of unnecessary injury [8][9] - The government emphasizes China's capacity to absorb talent and the shortage of 30 million people in key manufacturing sectors [10] Implementation & Current Status - The visa application category is not yet available online, raising questions about potential delays or adjustments [11]

Talent Attraction Program - Chinese state media defends new visa program aimed at attracting global talent [1] - Program faces domestic concerns regarding potential job displacement by foreign workers [1]

Immigration Policy - The UK aims to capitalize on the disruption caused by the US President's changes to the visa program for college-educated foreign workers [1]

Immigration Policy - The Trump administration has launched a website for a visa program targeting wealthy individuals [1] - The program aims to attract rich immigrants to the US by offering residency permits [1] - The program requires a hefty price tag for obtaining residency [1]

Immigration Policy & Political Impact - Britain's post-Brexit visa program failed to attract lower numbers of skilled workers [1] - The visa program debacle drew Nigel Farage back into politics [1]