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> The italicized portion is what we should find troubling I do too. But I also realize that, right now, scrapping the H1B program means higher barriers to immi
by lazaroclapp 10y ago
> The italicized portion is what we should find troubling
I do too. But I also realize that, right now, scrapping the H1B program means higher barriers to immigration, rather than replacing it with full work-and-residence rights for qualified foreigners. If the choice is between H1B or open-borders/conditional-green-card (e.g. skills-plus-clean-record based), I'd take option number 2, of course. Right now the national dialog seems to be H1B vs "go back to Mexico! We will build a wall!".