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Fears of a Security Brain Drain
Annalee Newitz , SecurityFocus 2002-04-10

Some computer security professionals are already feeling the pinch from a new Defense Department policy discouraging contractors from hiring non-citizens. The Pentagon says it's about loyalty; visa holders call it classic xenophobia.

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Security Brain Drain -- yeah, right! 2002-04-11
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soon to be citizen
This is silly. I would be willing to bet that India, Pakistan, etc do not allow foriegners to work on their code why should the US?

How about applying for citizenship? If conflicts can be found with that then the DOD can find conflicts with immigrants working on their code.

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