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Just as some of Europe's brightest minds sought refuge in the United States during the dark days of fascism, we should now welcome the best minds from America to Europe.

A recent example proves the point: Katalin Karikó, a Hungarian immigrant rejected and humiliated at an American university, found opportunity at a German startup for her work with mRNA - ultimately helping to save millions of lives during a pandemic and winning a well-deserved Nobel Prize.