Foreign born engineers fear missing out on submarine jobs
Foreign-born engineers fear they could miss out on the AKUS-inspired defence jobs boom because of restrictive United States security requirements. Tough rules excluding people with links to certain countries means employers may struggle even further to fill skills shortfalls in the technical professions needed for the nuclear submarine program.
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