The Department of Homeland Security has restarted processing visas for thousands of foreign doctors from 39 high-risk countries who have been hired by U.S. hospitals.
Pro-migration advocates are celebrating what they hope will be a greater foreign inflow into American hospitals: It “is a great development for physicians and health care in the U.S.,” lawyer Curtis Morrison, who works for employers, told the New York Times .
The underlying issue is money. Hospitals want to cut operating costs, and Congress does not want to fund enough training opportunities for Americans who want to become doctors or nurses.
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