Bill Gates : U.S. Universities Are No. 1, But Immigration Policy Expels Best Talent
At a House Science and Technology Committee hearing, Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates claimed that though U.S. schools and federal research investments provide the best education in the world, immigration policy prevents the best foreign born students (60% of math and science graduates) from working in the U.S. (0:40)
March 12, 2008
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