🚨 AMERICAN STUDENTS ARE WALKING AWAY FROM COMPUTER SCIENCE. And universities are paying the price. A new report from The Chronicle of Higher Education reveals: • Oregon State lost nearly 1,000 computer science students in ONE YEAR. • CS enrollment plunged 23%. • Online CS enrollment dropped 30%. • The decline contributed to a $19 MILLION budget shortfall. • Nationwide, four-year college CS enrollment fell more than 8%. For decades, Americans were told to study computer science because that’s where the jobs were. Now graduates are struggling to find work, companies are moving technology jobs overseas, and AI is threatening entry-level opportunities. Yet employers continue sponsoring H-1B workers and recruiting through OPT. Here’s the question nobody seems willing to answer: If American students are abandoning computer science because they’re worried about finding jobs, where exactly is the shortage of American tech talent? chronicle.com/article/the-co…

🚨 “I TRAINED THE OVERSEAS WORKERS WHO EVENTUALLY TOOK OUR JOBS.” A former Best Buy supervisor is speaking out. He says he personally trained overseas workers before being laid off in 2024. Two degrees. 17 years of experience. Nearly 1,000 job applications afterward. No callbacks, according to his account. Now Best Buy has announced a deal transferring its India technology center to Indian outsourcing giant TCS. How many American workers have been asked to train overseas teams, only to lose their own jobs? dallasexpress.com/business-m…