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Here’s what happens when the federal government creates a well-intentioned program and then forgets to actually watch what people do with it. Immigration and Customs Enforcement just revealed that roughly 10,000 foreign students participating in something called Optional Practical Training are essentially ghosts. They claim to be working for legitimate American companies. They’re not.
The OPT program was supposed to be simple and beneficial. Foreign students with F-1 visas finish their studies, then get up to two years of hands-on work experience in their field before heading home. Great idea on paper. Deepens cultural ties, helps young people gain practical skills, and theoretically everyone wins. But you know what? When nobody’s checking the receipts, fraud doesn’t just creep in. It kicks down the door and makes itself at home…
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