Obama's push for universal coding education faced criticism, viewed as disconnected from the reality of students' poor math skills. With AI taking over coding tasks, the necessity for such skills is fading. Experts argue that a solid liberal arts education may serve students better than coding, as machines threaten routine coding jobs.

In immigration, specialists are calling for a review of Skilled Worker visas issued by the Home Office. Evidence shows many approvals failed to meet basic legal criteria, highlighting the inadequacies in the Home Office's systems to prevent exploitation.

Concerns center on applications lacking necessary skills, incorrect job codes, and minimum salary thresholds. Immigration experts contend that many Certificates of Sponsorship should have been denied and stress the need for immediate action to ensure compliance with immigration rules.

The Digest, 4/6/2025 @200AM, CDT

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